A person should be extremely careful or avoid using alcohol when:

• A. Hungry
• B. Angry
• C. Tired
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Mixing alcohol with conditions that already dull your driving ability makes impairment much worse. When you’re hungry, your concentration and judgment can slip because blood sugar is low, so driving decisions become slower and less precise. If you’re angry, your emotions can push you toward risky, aggressive driving and you may misread others’ actions. Fatigue already slows reaction times and reduces vigilance, so you’re less likely to notice hazards or react in time. Alcohol compounds all of these problems, so the safest choice is to avoid drinking in any of these states. All of the above is the best answer.