When an impaired driver's field of view brightens, he or she may

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Kelton Davies

9 August, 20:43

When an impaired driver's field of view brightens, he or she may

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Lena Townsend · Answer 1

Lena Townsend 9 August, 21:34

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be blinded for a short while.

Kaia Sims · Answer 2

The correct answer is C) may temporarily blinded.

When an impaired driver's field of view brightens, he or she may be temporarily blinded.

It's simple. Don't drink and drive. It is dangerous and can get you in so many trouble. And it is against the law.

An impaired driving implies operating a vehicle while your ability to do so is compromised by consuming alcohol or drugs. The vehicle could be cars, trucks or boats. You risk your life and the life or other people.

The other options of the question were A) adapt to the change faster than other drivers, B) see only black, and D) None of the above.