You betcha!: It could, if you got pulled over for erratic driving, or if you got pulled over for something else and the officer suspected you were shlogged-out on something. Best not to drive if you've just taken something like that or for at least 3-4 hours after or if you feel at all buzzed. Ideally, best to wait after sleeping a full night (e.g. to go to work in the morning).
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DUI: Any drug, prescribed or not, which impairs your ability to safety operate a motor vehicle puts a person at risk for a DUI charge.
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Yes and no...: Yes & no. Refer to your local/state laws. Generally, if you are taking the medication specifically as prescribed, and your healthcare provider feels you are safe to operate vehicles, then you are OK. I would advise getting a document from your prescriber confirming this. That said, don't think you are safe to drive with any alcohol in your system. Even under the legal limit, you're compromised.
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