Actually, they didn't say your good to go...
In the UK, with the letter, you get it says, please ensure you don't drive afterwards have someone come with you to take you home.
One testing station actually asked me (I had booked a cab back home)
In Canada they never ask, or say, even after the test they dont tell you.
20 years of dilation, I know the drill, usually sunnies work a treat, this time it was a bit of a blur (just the letters)
I was thinking,,, oh if I get copped for speeding, I could say, I couldnt read the signs, I thought it said 110 !
well... maybe that would have been a bad idea.
I was fine after a couple of hours, in the mall as it was relatively dark, it fooled me, I should have had a long lunch, I was walking around my pharmacists squinting at everything like a crazy person.
But technically it could have been impaired, I had a 10 minute drive home, with my fingers crossed
one of the times you want your BMW to be self driving
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Originally Posted by R BMW
I hate it when they just say your good to go after the dilation drops.
It’s like “impared” driveing if you don’t wait for a while to drive after.
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