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oohrah wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 1:12 pm You are naive if you think that people will start driving high from marijuana when it is legalized. People have been driving high for decades. Then ther's driving with meth. It's a dangerous place out there.

yes i agree, but i also know it will be more prevalent than it is now. imo
insurance goes up from to many wildlife encounters on rural roads,
insurance will surely go up once the actuaries add in the % or more stoned drivers.

personally if you light up at home or drink at home, just dont get behind the wheel. i drink and i don't ever get behind wheel id i have NEVER.
same goes with pain meds. its just not worth the risk imo.

the problem as i see it is. if its treated like alcohol...then driving just became even more dangerous.
DUI DWI are not caught or punished enough.

around here with the lake, we have lots of folks driving under influence, on the water and pulling a boat behind a vehicle. you can watch them stagger out of the boat and get behind the wheel. NEVER caught
so with pot, it will be same thing, stoned and not having to pee and kills me in a head on.
my folks got hit a few years back at 65 to 70 head one on a two lane road her, driver was asleep because she was so impaired. only my Gods grace did they not get killed. modern crash worthiness saved their lives. plus she had two babies in the car without car seats...she got zero tickets or jail
troopers said they didnt see her with kids n car...WHAT?? they were in the ambulance by time police arrived