The effects of Clorazepate 5 mg, Oxazepam 10 mg and Lorazepam 0.5 mg on aspects of driving performance and driving related skills.

Author(s)
Brookhuis, K.A. Borgman, A.E. Roos, E.P.M. Vries, G. de & Broekhuis, J.
Year
Abstract

The effects of three tranquillizers on several aspects of driving performance, including lane tracking, have been investigated in a study with two groups of subjects. Lorazepam appeared to have the most negative effect of all drugs tested, even in a low dose. Virtually no differences between patients and healthy volunteers were found with regard to driving performance effects, which is contrary to general expectation.

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B 28007 [electronic version only] /83.4 / IRRD 819031
Source

Haren, University of Groningen, Traffic Research Centre VSC, 1987, 28 p. + app., 28 ref.; VK 87-10 - ISBN 90-6807-081-9

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