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Cannabis

WDIM

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2. It also depends greatly on the experience of the driver.

Reply to CanSocDem (Original post)

Fri Oct 2, 2015, 09:29 AM

Oct 2015

Dr Andrew Weil wrote about this in The Natural Mind.

The more one drives under the influence of mj the better driver they become while under the influence.

This is not the same for alcohol.

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Driving 'under the influence'... [View all] CanSocDem Oct 2015 OP

What every marijuana user knows.. mountain grammy Oct 2015 #1

It also depends greatly on the experience of the driver. WDIM Oct 2015 #2

I got pulled over for a burnt out headlight several years back. I was stoned to the bone! brewens Oct 2015 #3

Uh, no. .08 is blotto Warpy Oct 2015 #12

.08%=.008. That's the legal limit and can be like three beers in an hour. Almost no one brewens Oct 2015 #13

That's more than three units an hour Warpy Oct 2015 #15

Bullshit. So you say the cops will let someone go at .079% which would also be "blotto", brewens Oct 2015 #16

Not if that someone at 0.79% (which reads 0,8 on most of the breathalyzers out there) Warpy Oct 2015 #18

I'm not going to be drawn into a flame war over this. JayhawkSD Oct 2015 #4

totally agree nt tishaLA Oct 2015 #5

My grandson has been telling me this for years. beveeheart Oct 2015 #6

THC impairs cognition, psychomotor function and actual driving performance Jeroen Oct 2015 #7

That's all theoretical and based on concentrated single ingredients. Warpy Oct 2015 #8

I hated driving stoned as well. Jeroen Oct 2015 #11

I've know a couple guys with multiple DUI's that swear they didn't mean to do it. brewens Oct 2015 #17

Reminds me of the Cheech and Chong movie... Canoe52 Oct 2015 #9

driving under the effects of depressants is different than driving under the effects olddots Oct 2015 #10

I have posted about this before... CanSocDem Oct 2015 #14

If tested right now I'd have evidence of drugs in my system and get a dui NightWatcher Oct 2015 #19

Ex-cabdriver, TheJames Oct 2015 #20