What helps:
Regular check-ups, a healthy lifestyle, and proper treatments. And most importantly: listening to your body. If you’re not feeling 100%, leave the car in the garage — without guilt.
4. Diabetes: when blood sugar affects your time behind the wheel
We don’t always think about it, but a hypoglycemic episode can cause blurred vision, trouble concentrating… or even loss of consciousness. And it can happen very quickl
A smart habit:
Always check blood sugar before driving, keep a snack on hand, and let someone know if you feel weak.
