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The study has a statement that smokers have a lower responsibility rate in accidents, but I'd be very curious about response time to unexpected events that can
by th0ma5 15y ago
The study has a statement that smokers have a lower responsibility rate in accidents, but I'd be very curious about response time to unexpected events that can occur while driving. Granted, if you're going slower, you would have more time to respond.
- Alex3917 15y ago"I'd be very curious about response time to unexpected events that can occur while driving." That depends on the dosage, the person's tolerance, the route of administration, how long it's been since the person used the substance, etc. There isn't going to be a single number. That said, someone driving at the legal limit for alcohol has on average a 3x risk of causing a fatal accident. Whereas someone under the influence of marijuana generally has a risk of less than 2x, meaning that it really shouldn't be illegal.