A driver who has been diagnosed with depression and is prescribed lithium may be certified if:
A)The driver is asymptomatic.
B)Has no impairment that interferes with safe driving.
C)Has lithium levels that are maintained in the therapeutic range.
D)All of the above

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All of the above
Studies show there is little evidence to link lithium to driving accidents. A driver who currently takes lithium should be certified provided that: the driver is asymptomatic, the driver has no impairment that interferes with safe driving, and the driver has lithium levels that are maintained in the therapeutic range.

A Driver Who Has Been Diagnosed with Depression and Is