Driving expert advises some hay fever sufferers could be at risk of £2,500 fine
Hay fever affects around 10 million people every year, with symptoms ranging from mildly irritating to more serious and debilitating - and some drive…
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Seasonal Allergy Alert: Drivers Warned of Hayfever Hazards on the Road
A recent viral video highlights the everyday struggles of seasonal allergy sufferers, particularly when driving through rural areas. The short clip features a woman, identified as Alisha LeMay, reacting visibly to hayfever symptoms while behind the wheel. As she navigates what appears to be a field-lined road, she is seen experiencing sneezing bouts and rubbing her eyes, demonstrating the discomfort that pollen can cause. The video, which has garnered significant attention online, serves as a timely reminder for individuals prone to allergies. Health experts often advise caution for drivers experiencing severe hayfever symptoms, as sneezing fits or watery eyes can momentarily impair visibility and reaction time, posing a potential safety risk on the roads. Drivers are encouraged to take appropriate allergy medication and ensure their symptoms are under control before embarking on journeys, especially during peak pollen seasons.
Expert says drivers with hay fever could face £2,500 fine and 'driving ban'
Hay fever can cause a range of debilitating symptoms and some hay fever sufferers might be at risk of a hefty fine when driving.
