Depends on the possible side effects of the drugs
No, it is not illegal, I think so.
Nope, it is illegal to text while driving in Arizona though.
No
If it impairs your operation of the vehicle in any way (e.g.: makes you drowsy - slows your reaction time - makes you hallucinate - etc) - yes, most definitely. Even non-presecription drugs fall into this category. You could be charged with DUI (Driving Under the Influence).If you are the holder of a CDL - you have even more restrictions placed on you.Technically, it's not taking the drugs that's illegal; it's operating a car while in an impaired condition that's illegal. If the drugs do not impair you, then it's legal; if they do, then it isn't.This below link to an article on prescription drugs and driving may help:
In Brooklyn, Ohio it is illegal tio use a cell phone while driving
Yes, it is illegal to use a handheld cell phone while driving in Tennessee. Drivers are prohibited from holding a cellphone or other electronic device to conduct voice communication. Hands-free devices are allowed.
No. Unless they cause the driver to become impaired in some way. There should be a warning on the label advising if drowsiness may be casued.
Not very different from texting while driving. If it isn't it should be.
California, Tennessee,
no
Drinking, shooting a firearm, sleeping - to name a few.I just want to add that it is illegal to use cellphones specially texting while driving.
In most places wearing earplugs while driving is illegal because it imparis you ability to hear the approach of emergency vehicles.
it is legal in some states it is illegal to text while driving