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What do you think about taking 2mg of diazapam before a driving test, will it help keep me calm?

By gerrik Asked Feb 2 2007 10:27AM
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Answer 2 out of 9 Read all answers

by Firebrand on Feb 2, 2007 at 10:32 am Permalink

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Probably,
I have heard a lot of people do, as long as you are used to it and it does not impair your judgement
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