Driving on coke or dope
Discussion
los angeles said:
George Michael has just been arrested for that exact folly! Found drugged, asleep behind the wheel.
My experience would say driving on Hash whatever is more dangerous than driving on Coke ,, not that i condone it
Good old George all that money , you would think he could (would) get a Limo
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tMarki said:
George Michael has just been arrested for that exact folly! Found drugged, asleep behind the wheel.
My experience would say driving on Hash whatever is more dangerous than driving on Coke ,, not that i condone it
Good old George all that money , you would think he could (would) get a Limot
My guess is a small amount of coke might improve some peoples driving late at night.
s2art said:
George Michael has just been arrested for that exact folly! Found drugged, asleep behind the wheel.
My experience would say driving on Hash whatever is more dangerous than driving on Coke ,, not that i condone it
Good old George all that money , you would think he could (would) get a Limo
My guess is a small amount of coke might improve some peoples driving late at night.
I imagine that driving on a small amount of a recreational drug is very much like driving on a small amount of alcohol. Driving on a large amount of a recreational drug is, of a certainty, as irresponsible as driving on excess alcohol.
Cannabis has been shown to have a less detrimental effect on driving in quantity than booze, mind, but not in any formal study - I'm thinking an early Fifth Gear here.
In any case. Driving without your full complement of marbles available would seem to be pretty unconcionable.
Cannabis has been shown to have a less detrimental effect on driving in quantity than booze, mind, but not in any formal study - I'm thinking an early Fifth Gear here.
In any case. Driving without your full complement of marbles available would seem to be pretty unconcionable.
Don said:
I imagine that driving on a small amount of a recreational drug is very much like driving on a small amount of alcohol. Driving on a large amount of a recreational drug is, of a certainty, as irresponsible as driving on excess alcohol.
Cannabis has been shown to have a less detrimental effect on driving in quantity than booze, mind, but not in any formal study - I'm thinking an early Fifth Gear here.
In any case. Driving without your full complement of marbles available would seem to be pretty unconcionable.
Highly dependant on the type of recreational drug. If you are tired a small amount of coke would probably improve your performance, same could be said for speed.
s2art said:
Actually the more I think about it, the more I think the government would approve. They keep telling us to inbibe vast quantities of caffeine when driving, a stimulant. They should be keen on recommending amphetamine.
No, they need to save that for our fast jet pilots. Or is it just the US that does that?
Cheers,
Rob.
john75 said:
Was driving back from a Nightclub a few months ago and wondered just how many other road users had been on coke or dope before driving.
John are you saying you were driving impared by illegal drugs?
Yes Cocaine is a stimulant but it also impares judgment. We dont need people behind the wheel of a car who think they are superman able to make any gap at any speed. Or P'd off that the high is wearing off and they need to score another gram/ounce quick.
there are vast amounts of people who I know who drive after a smoke.
>> Edited by pesty on Monday 27th February 19:57
pesty said:
Was driving back from a Nightclub a few months ago and wondered just how many other road users had been on coke or dope before driving.
John are you saying you were driving impared by illegal drugs?
Yes Cocaine is a stimulant but it also impares judgment. We dont need people behind the wheel of a car who think they are superman able to make any gap at any speed. Or P'd off that the high is wearing off and they need to score another gram/ounce quick.
there are vast amounts of people who I know who drive after a smoke.
A tad over the top. A small amount of coke or amphetamine would improve the performance of someone who is tired. That it is illegal is just a quirk of history. Why not make alcohol or caffeine or nicotine illegal?
Of course huge amounts of any drug will impair judgement.
>> Edited by pesty on Monday 27th February 19:57
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