"...cannabis doesn't result in disinhibited aggression in same way as booze."

Is this true? In my experience, how people react to alcohol depends on their personality. Some just sink into a happy stupor. Not everyone gets aggressive. Or have my years of experience been too narrow?

I was suggesting two things

(A) that drug driving is less common than drink driving and

(B) Drug drivers are less dangerous than drunks.

Alcohol or drugs, how common it is irrelevant and how you can suggest that drugged drivers are less dangerous than drunks is beyond belief.

The simple fact is anything that impairs your ability behind the wheel makes you dangerous and that means you should loose your licence (and possibly your freedom) and be faced with a huge fine.

Even some prescribed drugs can have warnings not to drive on the packets and if caught driving after taking these "legal" products you could no doubt be in trouble if you were involved in an RTC.

Edited by thunderbird on 14/12/2018 at 17:32