How hayfever can increase car crash risk as four in five sufferers say symptoms hinder their ability to drive

How hayfever can increase car crash risk as four in five sufferers say symptoms hinder their ability to drive

HAY fever increases the risk of car crashes as sufferers often close their eyes when driving, a survey has found. Four in five say itchy eyes, sneezing, and drowsiness hinder their ability to drive safely. About a quarter of Brits suffer from hay fever and pollen counts are currently soaring in the heat. Researchers for...

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