I saw what I strongly suspected was a driver have a diabetic attack in front of me while he was driving down the street. He was mildly convulsing as he drove up to, and then passed out at the light in front of me for like 60 seconds. Then he woke up and drove on. I called the police and gave his plate number hoping they'd stop him before he killed someone. He did not appear drunk, but sick. I do think these folks are taking lives and are not discriminating enough to know it's not safe for them to be driving. I'm all for freedom, but not at the expense of people's lives being lost because of people who have serious health conditions and can't discern that's it's unsafe to drive.

My Mom had grand mal seizures. She found out over 30 years after diagnosis that it wasn't epilepsy after all. It was hypoglycemia. She was not allowed to drive most of her life due to her "epilepsy" diagnosis and that's a GOOD THING. I would only expect the same for those prone to a low blood sugar seizure and/or blackout.