AWSR: ‘10% of Walloon drive under influence of medication’

Hilde Van Raemdonck

May 26, 2023

Hay fever can also be dangerous for the driver if it is not treated. Increased drowsiness, watery and swollen eyes, or sneezing cad reduce the driver’s visibility and attentiveness /ColisPhharma

One out of ten (10%) Walloon car drivers admit having taken the wheel after taking medication that could have consequences on driving behavior. That is what a new study by the Walloon Agency for Road Safety (L'Agence Wallonne pour la Sécurité Routière, AWSR) revealed on Thursday. Each year, about
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