Does driving with symptoms of a respiratory allergy increase the risk of having an accident?
A)Yes, but only during spring due to the greater presence of pollen.
B)No, the risk is the same as that of a driver without a respiratory allergy.
C)Yes, since the ability to drive safely may be impaired.Correct
# Explanation
Driving with respiratory allergy symptoms does increase the risk of an accident because these symptoms can significantly affect your ability to drive safely. Difficulty breathing, frequent sneezing, drowsiness from medication and lack of concentration are factors that reduce your attention and reaction time to dangerous situations on the road.