Myth 6: It is Unsafe to Drive If You Have Diabetes
While it is true that if a diabetic is suffering from low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), which can cause drowsiness or fainting, while driving it could be dangerous, very few people with diabetes experience unexpected drops in their blood glucose level.
If a person is diabetic and suffers from unexpected bouts of hypoglycemia they are usually unable to have a valid driver’s license.
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