As someone once said: A drunk driver will blow past a stop sign without seeing it. A stoned driver will sit there for a few minutes, waiting for it to turn green
This is the funniest comment I've honestly ever heard fck my life is lame. But its truly funny. Im smoking a bowl right now as i type with my right hand 👌
Plus, he completely avoided the GIANT oversized beach ball with ease. A child is way smaller. If you can dodge an oversized beach ball, you can dodge a child.
Did we watch the same thing? Krishna's reaction time was complete rubbish! Anyone affected like this should not leave their own home let alone drive a car. America went straight from legalizing pot to embracing it. Just because it is legal doesn't mean it is a good idea.
@@donm1612 But alcohol which is way worse and also more damaging to the brain and body is okay? Because that's been legal for decades in our country. And before the brief time that it was prohibited which caused nothing but crime violence and an underground it was completely legal and accepted for a millennia. So what if you have health conditions that leave you this how did you say affected? Because there are plenty of people in this world that are dealing with serious health issues and don't have family or people around to help. Sometimes people can be your friends until you need them for something truly serious. Now what about intoxication from narcotic opioid or opiate pain drugs muscle relaxers heavily sedating antidepressants or antipsychotics heavily sedating antiemetic medicine heavily sedated blood pressure medicine and this is all taken at the same time folks. I have multiple complex deteriorative health conditions. Most are incurable a couple are untreatable as well. This is the plan of attack for just the pain and nausea before they all came to a consensus that it wasn't helping it was possibly going to kill me faster than I conditions and decide effects for innumerable. And those are just the medications I had to take for pain and nausea not even talk about the other medications I had to take for other symptoms and then the medications I had to take for the side effects for some of the medications. That's how I was originally prescribed cannabis for medicine. One doctor decided that it would most likely help with the nausea and some of the other side effects of the medications I were taking. When a few of my doctors conferred and went over all of my medications they understood that cannabis alone would allow me to get off of every one of the medications I named above. While also providing better symptom relief for those things then the pills did. So yes I unfortunately do have to medicate sometimes and be on the road. But that is mostly because people around me do not understand the severity of my illnesses being invisible illnesses. And they do not understand the complexity and severity of my medication situation. So finding people willing to Drive Miss Daisy as it were are not always easy to come by. As one commenter said would you rather have us who take cannabis as medication be on the road or out in public at all while in excruciating pain and dealing with intractable nausea and vomiting? Because I can assure you this makes for very unpleasant situations for everyone involved often. As having to deal with pain nausea and vomiting along with other health issues while still also trying to keep a smile on your face for people who don't understand it gets to a Breaking Point! Or would you rather us be on all of the multiple different types of medications are named above and be way more incapacitated then ever have any one of us! As well as the fact is those combinations in themselves can be dangerous and more deadly. But think about this house doctors and people would rather see a person or rather since they don't get to see the person take a bunch of pills that is damaging their health damaging their body is dangerous for them to be on the road as much as any other medication if not more and also changing the person's personality nature and character more than even the health issues are! And I assure you the health issues are! I've had people tell me that because I'm sick I need to just stay at home stay in my bed and species sick and don't try to get out among healthy people because I just get in the way. And this is no medications this is just because I am sick I'm in pain I'm nauseous! No I think the way people like you and the person who told me that I think that is more of a problem with Americans then them accepting a herb that has medicinal purposes. But then also a big problem is a bunch of Americans who will accept man-made chemical substances that they would tell you themselves comes with dangers for taking them that all have some type of natural origin if not inspiration. 💁🏾♀️ But don't you touch that devil's lettuce now... 🤦🏾♀️ No humans lack of control and ability to understand much in this world outside of their own personal frame of reference is the real problem here! Lack of control it does not matter the substance there is going to be a problem. 🤷🏾♀️
impratical test theory from the get go.. no cannabis user is going to shotgun blast 3 bong hits to the dome then instantly start driving because every stoner knows that you get a head rush. Better to vibe for a vibe and let the headrush settle..
@@BrutalInsights as a stoner who used to toke bongs from the help of friends while driving, I can assure you some stoners do lmao. But nonetheless it definitely isn’t reliable and valid as an experiment
Some of us are more "experienced" it should be said, tho, that that experience comes with knowing when to pull over and park when we need to. But have fun putting that into legalese.
What society and cops don’t understand is that when you’ve been smoking for so many years and your tolerance level is so high you don’t get high anymore really. I can smoke all day and not get stoned because I’ve been smoking for over 12 years
As a legal user heavily of both after accidents and a pro grower... its not. Maybe if you ate a whole high dose two brownies you would want to pull over before passing out. With a higher percocet the opiates make your heart slow down and you nod out automatically
It depends how stoned you are. Did you take 2 hits off a pre roll or did you blast off with 4 bong bowls packed tightly and topped off with wax? Better stay home either way so they don't have to make weed illegal again. Respect the law and the law will respect you.
I showed up to high school stoned one day and they had a cop doing sobriety tests in one of th classes for ag day and I volunteered to be tested. I passed no problem and the cop had no idea I was high.
You mean like a field sobriety test? So funny that you volunteered, zero anxiety hehe. I didn’t know there were sobriety tests for weed. I used to smoke a ton in high school but I don’t anymore and don’t condone it, just telling a story. I had chemistry first period and thought a major quiz/test was the next day, but it was that day. I was good at learning everything the day before to get an A so I didn’t know how to do anything, didn’t even know what was on the quest. I was VERY high. Got an 80. I know I’m smart but it’s memories like this one that really prove it to me.
@D1sc0rd- they didn't say what we were volunteering for until after we got up there. Then the anxiety kicked in and I was for sure he was gonna find out.
I love how homie killed it and the cops still pushed their narrative, also what everyone said about control test is very valid and a lot of the stuff seemed dumb like no one swerves around pedestrians. You’d stop and wait for the wacky inflatable flailing arm tube men to clear the road duuuh.
He actually didn’t. You’re suppose to lean your head back, Keep your eyes open, and slowly move your finger to your nose and back. (Not following the little details of the instructions is enough to get you detained)But that’s not even important. The heart rate thing is, they should’ve checked his heart rate before their staged pulled over.
Those driving tests are super stupid and mostly were just fucking with the guy because he's high and he never drives on a track with people doing weird stuff.
@@User_yhvz Measuring heart rates is pure A1 bullshit. Getting pulled over will skyrocket most people's heart rate. My heart rate is 90 bpm sitting in a chair at home, it's naturally high. If some dumbass pig wants to measure my heart rate and arrest me, awesome, $1000 for a lawyer will get that tossed immediately.
@@User_yhvz yes they should have checked his heart rate before pulling him over. But then again if you're someone with health conditions then your heart rate could be too high or too low no matter what even if you have taken not one substance at all. And if you have certain conditions that touch your nose and walk a straight line is not always possible for some people at all anyway...
Normally if you have a heart condition you would disclose that information, possibly even with a medical certification that you are safe to drive despite a certain condition. It’s not uncommon to be declared medically unfit to drive with certain conditions.
Been a functional cannabis smoker for over 20 years. Not a single DUI or DWI on my record. "I don't always do the speed limit. But when I do... I prefer joint smoking."
@@Zatchillac that could be caused by stress or anxiety.. they should make him do this sober and impairment test before getting high. But don’t tell anyone if he is going to be stones or not.
Crazy story, well at least to me it was. So I picked my girl up from her college that was approximately 100 mile drive back and fourth. We finally got home and she forgot something super important. So before she even reaLized she forgot something, I decided to eat a 500mg edible to chill after the long drive and sure enough we had to drive back to her university while I was stoned asf. That being said I felt it was easier to drive albeit I was paranoid asf when I'd see highway patrol pulling other people over.
I think there’s a difference between being graded and monitored and a person in your ear while your high rather than you just cruising, listening to music on a 2-3 lane road at 40 mph.
No one should drive not sober, however If you’re just starting out smoking you shouldn’t drive, but for chronic users the feeling of being high is different (I’m a chronic user) I’ve never been in an accident stoned but I have sober.
Possibly to put pressure on you and see how you react. But yeah a lot of those tests are pretty pointless and often just a way to manufacture a reason for a blood test, at least in my country
Also heart rates are different per person, if a cop would pull me over high as a kite my heart rate would still not be higher than 60-70, because it's like 40-something in rest due to being fairly athletic. It's such a bad way to test if somebody is under influence.
3:16 Completely and easily avoided the GIANT oversized beach ball even after being caught off guard. Instructor: if that was a child, it would be dead. From what, the wind? If you can dodge an oversized beach ball, you can dodge a child. Also, it depends how often you smoke. If it's only occasionally, then yea, you're gonna have trouble driving. But, those who smoke everyday, can drive normally
If I’m completely honest I think it depends on the person. I can smoke a few bowls and drive as if I had 0. But I do believe there’s some people who should not.
I've heard my friends say the same thing. My first time trying it was after I took a few puffs off an oil cartridge. My friend let me get in the driver's seat of his vehicle. I experienced an ample amount of driver's anxiety on the road. I was constantly using the brakes way too soon before the stop sign and going extremely slow on my turns. And merging onto the highway was, well, successful. I recall impulsively jerking the steering wheel a few times as well. Anyways a few days later I was sober and had the opportunity to drive a family member's BMW and did just fine. No anxiety whatsoever. So based on my personal experience, driving stoned is not a very good idea for me.
@@leeroyglasscock yes ! Due to my autism i dont react well to perils so i have the complete opposite experience to yours but i understand where you are coming from
I don't do it anymore because I work for the Cannabis Control Commission but for like the past 10 years I drove stoned almost every day and the only time I got in an accident was when I just got off of work and I was Stone Cold Sober
If people have experience in smoking cannabis, if they truly feel like they are normal, no impairment of one's cognitive abilities and judgement, I feel like they can drive compared to a person whos had a couple of beers. I, myself, when smoking even after 10 bong rips or joints, my eyes are pearl white, i always make sure to not smoke 15-30 mins before driving just to be sure that Im good to drive. I have been stopped by the police even after smoking 30 mins prior, I was stopped for going 134kmh in a 100 zone, cop didnt even get a hint that I had smoked. He came right to me at the window, and he probably even smelled my stinky ass breath especially after smoking a cigarette in the car, they have no clue at all.
This is just a normal day for a lot of people like myself. Your either a light weight or a greeny if you drive like this guy. "Let me check your pulse" as if that's accurate LMAO
Some people can drive fine after smoking weed some cant. Since we have no way of identifying these people (and even if we could you still can't say one person is allowed to and one person isn't) it must be zero tolerance and illegal for everyone. THC detecting breathalyzers are currently being treated in certain cities, and it's only a matter of time until they're deployed nationwide.
@@RickyIcecubes Just to inform you a THC detector or breathalyzer wouldn't work because if you knew that thc percentage don't matter and that it's the cannabinoid and terpines that are creating your desired effect. That's why they can't classify like alcohol, It's easy to classify alcohol because there's only a certain amount of outcomes from it. Cannabis has to many outcome and variations even with clones and different locations. Go learn the difference between delta 9 and delta 11. P.S you can build a tolerance.
@@cadarok1079 Maybe your right about that, but the law HAS to be zero tolerance. We cant give anyone leeway. Some people might have a tolerance built up but that is irrelevant. Some people cant handle driving under the influence of THC and because of that it MUST be illegal for everyone. I smoke weed on a daily basis and have done so for well over 10 years. I can't drive stoned. I get paranoid and can't focus on the road because everything grabs my attention. I absolutely have no business driving high. And if I cant do it there surely must be many MANY more who also can't. Because of that getting behind the wheel after smoking weed has to be a no no for everyone, no exceptions.
@@cadarok1079 Driving under the influence of THC is one of those things that is dangerous for enough people that all people have to be prohibited from doing it.
I have been in cars with people driving extremely badly who wasn't taking any drugs. They didn't test him driving prior to smoking so that test isn't good
Been smoking for 17 years and at no point has driving high ever been an issue. If you gonna smoke everyday you just gotta learn how to drive high. It used to be tricky in high school but my tolerance is so high now it isnt ever an issue
Genuinely this is the most inaccurate experiment I’ve ever seen. Next time get high without letting these guys know and have a decent driver do the test. Buddy probably can’t even drive properly to begin with on top of the fact these officers would love to do anything to manipulate the people into believing bs like you get impaired when smoking weed to the point you genuinely can not drive. If you get that “stoned” to begin with you shouldn’t smoke unless you won’t be driving, but the majority of people I’ve ever seen smoke for the first few months of their entire lives have never had ANY bad experiences other than their lack of etiquette with driving to begin with.
So NGL. I didn't get my first car ever till my mid 20s. I remember my first drive I took alone and for the first time in my life feeling free. I rolled two joints and smoked both while driving and just jamming to my music. I've even been told by friends and exes that I'm a much better driver when I'm stoned. I assume because my anxiety(I do t have high anxiety just a little bit) is more at ease and I feel more comfortable.
@@Sir-Worthington weed smokers can smoke many spliffs of cali weed and still drive fine, so it depends on how regularly the designated driver usually smoked
Let’s put it like this while being high I was always on alert driving smoothly like normal never had any bad experience or problems driving but when I was sober I made Poor decision making skills and totaled my car
I'm 50, been smoking everyday all day for 35years, have never had a speeding ticket or an accident and I drive 100000 plus miles per year....this is so fake I could outthink and out maneuver ANY driver u can come with, professional or otherwise, this is fakefakefake news
SLOWER REACTION TIME WHILE DRIVING STONED DID NOT HELP ME IN THE LEAST BIT. I HAVE A SUSPENDED LICENSE BECAUSE OF IT NOW. FOLKS STAY AWAY FROM THE DRUGS PLEASE.
I smoke pretty much everyday, when I’m not smoking I drive like crazy and sometimes I take completely unnecessary risks but man when I’m high it’s a complete different story, I never get over speed limit, I make every pedestrian cross on the lines, I don’t honk or curse if someone is going slow and I’m 100% focused on the road like it’s the most important thing in my life in that moment
I have been pulled over as I smoked a joint many times, and I clearly can still drive... also I have been a court house courier weekly and drove stone many cross country trips.. it does not worsen my driving for a fact.
Distracted driving is a big problem in general. DUI is terrible don’t get me wrong, but orders of magnitude more people drive while on their cellphones. When I was a truck driver the bed of my truck is a higher than most car, I could see into people laps. Easily a quarter of the cars on the road had people messing around with their phones. That was a decade ago. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s worse now.
Maybe an unpopular opinion - IDK, but I feel that weed helps me perform tasks better than I can do sober. I’ve tracked results for the last 3 years with my training in the gym, and time and time again I am able to train for longer, get an extra 1-2 reps in, and even improve my form with the focus it gives me. The same applies for my track riding (motorcycles) - as crazy as it sounds I’ve been able to consistently put down faster and faster lap times, than I’ve ever been capeable of sober. It effects everyone differently, but I feel I could run this test w/ near perfect results 😂
3 bong rips come on that's like saying 3 sips of beer. This more so pertains to someone whose been smoking all day and can barely keep there eyes open.
The Try Guys did this a few years back with weed, alcohol, texting (distracted), and sleep deprivation. Pretty interesting to see and included a control, I think.
Sleep deprivation and alcohol if I recall are about the same level of risk. Pot definitely doesn't fall too far away. Some people can drive great with it, some people can't. It's because of that discrepancy in response That it shouldn't be legal. Just like how some people drive drunk and can handle it and many can't. Personally I don't smoke pot, but the few times that I tried made me feel like I would not be able to properly drive for sure
@@Medicalguy yes you were right that sleep deprivation end drunk-driving were fairly similar risks. And that is because the symptom expression is similar. As for the cannabis Smokey not falling far behind you state the very problem with that alone different people react differently to different chemicals. And cannabis is an extremely dicey beast when it comes to that. It's not only not easy to gauge how different people will react how did people react to different strains different cultures and even different crops out of the same grow can have different reactions not only one different people but on the same person depending on what else is in their system what else is going on with them Etc. As for this zero-tolerance that some people especially those who do not utilize cannabis on a regular basis seem to want to take. It completely ignores the fact that even with alcohol there is no Zero Tolerance. There is a legal limit that is set. And it doesn't matter if the person is completely indeed rated if they blow under that legal limit they will be let off and judge as fine even if they roll down the street and hit a kid! And could well legally get off because they were not legally drunk. So then it's not intoxicated driving with vehicular manslaughter... think about that. But the person who could be completely fine after having a couple of shots if they were stopped by cop they're getting detained. It's fine if you think there should be no tolerance zero tolerance for any type of incapacitating substances. But then that has to be uniform across the board. And what is incapacitating for one person may not be incapacitated for another person that is why rules like this gets so controversial. Just like someone can smoke a cigarette for the first time a cigar for the first time as a first-time smokers going to both wrong. And that one hit could have them so dizzy and so mentally fatigued that they should not be driving. But you couldn't tell them that. And there was no rule all that would stop them from being able to anyway. And nicotine does affect you mentally. It may not be psychoactive but it does affect. And the list of different things that people take as mundane that are drugs that do effect that do in some ways hinder a person's ability and capacity. Think caffeine and sugar and what they can do to a person too much not enough Etc. What about people who take prescription pain narcotics? These people are being affected by opioids or opiates. And if you think that the mental state that cannabis puts you in is worse than the one that say Oxycontin Percocet so that's not even going to the extreme of something like say morphine then I have a Ridge at like to sell you. And there really is no law against driving or operating any kind of heavy machinery Machinery tall why don't want those types of medications because it's accepted that they cannot discriminate against people who had to take pain medications. Of course unless your pain medication is a plant but that's beside the point. Now people on narcotics of any kind are on the road all the time in all levels and states of mental capacity for which you have absolutely no idea and neither does the cop driving next to them. And wouldn't know unless something happens. Unless they start driving erratically. Unless they drive weirdly or give some type of indication that they are on something. Well the same is happening with cannabis! And has been for decades. Probably even since cars were invented people were driving and smoking cannabis and then it was accepted as a quite legitimate medication.
@@Medicalguy And let's not get started on alcohol which is way worse and also more damaging to the brain and body. Also what if you have health conditions that leave you this how did you say affected? Because there are plenty of people in this world that are dealing with serious health issues and don't have family or people around to help. Sometimes people can be your friends until you need them for something truly serious. Now what about intoxication from narcotic opioid or opiate pain drugs muscle relaxers heavily sedating antidepressants or antipsychotics heavily sedating antiemetic medicine heavily sedated blood pressure medicine and this is all taken at the same time folks. I have multiple complex deteriorative health conditions. Most are incurable a couple are untreatable as well. This is the plan of attack for just the pain and nausea before they all came to a consensus that it wasn't helping it was possibly going to kill me faster than I conditions and decide effects for innumerable. And those are just the medications I had to take for pain and nausea not even talk about the other medications I had to take for other symptoms and then the medications I had to take for the side effects for some of the medications. That's how I was originally prescribed cannabis for medicine. One doctor decided that it would most likely help with the nausea and some of the other side effects of the medications I were taking. When a few of my doctors conferred and went over all of my medications they understood that cannabis alone would allow me to get off of every one of the medications I named above. While also providing better symptom relief for those things then the pills did. So yes I unfortunately do have to medicate sometimes and be on the road. But that is mostly because people around me do not understand the severity of my illnesses being invisible illnesses. And they do not understand the complexity and severity of my medication situation. So finding people willing to Drive Miss Daisy as it were are not always easy to come by. As one commenter said would you rather have us who take cannabis as medication be on the road or out in public at all while in excruciating pain and dealing with intractable nausea and vomiting? Because I can assure you this makes for very unpleasant situations for everyone involved often. As having to deal with pain nausea and vomiting along with other health issues while still also trying to keep a smile on your face for people who don't understand it gets to a Breaking Point! Or would you rather us be on all of the multiple different types of medications are named above and be way more incapacitated then ever have any one of us! As well as the fact is those combinations in themselves can be dangerous and more deadly. But think about this house doctors and people would rather see a person or rather since they don't get to see the person take a bunch of pills that is damaging their health damaging their body is dangerous for them to be on the road as much as any other medication if not more and also changing the person's personality nature and character more than even the health issues are! And I assure you the health issues are! If you think there has to be many more people like you who can't drive after having smoked one joint. You have to know that there are plenty of people in this world that are too poor to afford Uber and don't have family or friends in their lives like that. But that does not stop sickness and disease from deteriorating their health and their life. I've had people tell me that because I'm sick I need to just stay at home stay in my bed and species sick and don't try to get out among healthy people because I just get in the way. And this is no medications this is just because I am sick I'm in pain I'm nauseous! No the person who told me that I think is more of a problem then them accepting a herb that has medicinal purposes. But then also a big problem is a bunch of Americans who will accept man-made chemical substances that they are told by the med producers that they come with dangers for taking them. Though all these pills have some type of natural origin if not inspiration... But this plant they're like don't you touch the devil's lettuce now... 🤦🏾♀️ No humans lack of control and ability to understand much in this world outside of their own personal frame of reference is also the real problem here! With lack of control it does not matter the substance there is going to be a problem. 🤷🏾♀️
When I know I’m high driving, I drive much more cautious and actually follow the speed limit. Might not be the case for everyone but it kinda makes a more careful driver
used to be a very heavy smoker, able to do everyday tasks with ease but felt intoxicated NOT smoking. but now that ive quit, one hit and im beyond high. So "stoned" driving is perspective on whether its bad or not
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No offence buddy but you can't drive when you're sober let alone high. But it's the truth.
@@Sis-p6w haha it was probably great back then but it won’t stand up next to the bud today. weed has been researched and perfected. Science has been allowed to study pot. It’s better now then your weed in the 2000s. That’s just the way it is.
Using the pulse surely can’t be accurate. Just being stopped by the police sober for no reason would surely affect ur heart rate being in an uncomfortable position ur not used to would make anyone nervous
Not recommending anyone do this, but I was a regular smoker and I drive high all of the time. The worst part about being high on the road is two other factors: Cops and everyone else. I never felt safe around cops, regardless and other people probably aren't high. The accidents I got into when driving had little to nothing to do with me being high. As a matter of fact, my car was destroyed and it was really traumatic for me it what happened was(and I was high) I was driving in the winter. I would take like this 20 minutes or so drive to a dispensary and even though weed for the most part is legal in my state, I liked taking that trip. I'd pop in Bone Thugs or the Grateful Dead and hit the road. You'd see beautiful lakes and mountains on the way. I was going the speed limit, and arguably under because of the weather, and my breaks wouldn't work and I hit the tail end of a semi. One of the scariest moments of my life. Luckily the only thing that happened was I hit a bank and totalled my car. I was paying attention to the road, as I always did but the roads were icy and the breaks didn't work. That has nothing to do with my being high, in fact you can actually blame my abusive parents and/or the dispensary not being in town because if it was closer it may not have happened and if my parents weren't abusive and if I was receiving treatment(trauma, therapy, Bipolar disorder, etc...) I never would have felt the urge to leave in the first place. As a matter of fact, if I had loving parents I may not have even needed weed at all but weed of all things helped, a lot. I'll tell you another thing, besides the fear of cops, the second worse part about being high is abusive people in your life. Then of course there's the social stigma, I'd go out in public after getting high and I might have smelled but I was able to enjoy life easier and actually found pleasure in things, and as someone who has struggled with Bipolar disorder their whole life and child abuse, it's not easy to achieve that feeling. The dangers of being high that I've experienced for the most part were external factors(ice on the road), and other people. Not to say all other people. I had a buddy who was always high like me and we got along like chocolate and peanut butter together. However, there was a time where I did dabs in the car, in a part of town I'd never been with, with someone I never hung out with before and I was freaking out. Was it the high amount THC, probably but probably not, was it the person I was with probably, was it being lost in a place I had never been to probably. I don't know if you could necessarily blame the weed for that one because I've been high on dabs and drove before, but the amount and everything else going on was a nightmare. Bottom line is this, your biggest enemy while being high in general, is usually other people. If you're with people you trust, in a safe environment(home, a lived one's place, walking around the mall, a retro video game store, etc) then you're Acapulco Golden, but if you're on the road you need to be attentive and NEVER drive(in general, if you can help it) when the roads are bad and if there are cops around or people you don't know/trust in the car with you. I have some... intense weed stories. One involving a weed mask that would make snoop dogg blush. Tl;dr other people, other drivers, cops, and external factors(icy roads for example) make driving high unsafe. But weed alone is your friend, and will always be your friend. Cops, strangers, other drivers, abusive people in your life are not always your friend. So, if you're high just stay home and have fun, it's not that YOU are the risk, YOU are just the one at risk of other people. Plus, it's a waste of good weed to be driving for the most part because driving is stressful. Order pizza, walk down to the gas station, go walk around places and not drive. That's my advice.
The same amount of people drive today high on cannabis as they have since day one. Everyone who thinks this is an alcoholic minded and Not educated about cannabis. Give me that test; you're a good driver or you aren't. And it's something I can't get through to people it is not alcohol.
You may be driving 18 but it feels like 80. One thing every stoner knows... It sucks to drive or do anything that involves exercising your will power. Stay home, eat fruit loops, and watch Amazing World of Gumball with your kids.
If I'm driving there is a near 100% chance that I'm stoned. I'm usually getting stoned *while* driving. Clean driving record. My only accident was a car that backed into me in a parking lot while I was stationary (0% at fault).
Ive been stoned driving ever since i got my license and i never had a problem with it. Drunk driving and stoned driving are definitely not in the same category of danger.
The best advice you can give friend ever gave me the first time driving high when I was freaking out. “It’s just like paying attention in math…” and just like that I was driving way more safer than I was sober. (Keep in mind I’m pretty zooted the whole time)
It may be different for me bc I have ADHD, but I've driven stoned daily for 4 companies and I've never been in an accident. I generally try to keep it at 90mph if traffic allows. But I've also driven with stoner friends and they scare the life out of me. It's definitely not something for normal people.
I'd rather drive with a high driver than a tired one. Regular, seasoned cannabis users are typically excellent drivers high unless they get way way too high. Even then, the extra caution is good.
Went to drivers ed stoned, took the road test stoned, been driving stoned every day for over 10 years. No major accidents and can count the number of tickets I've got on one hand. Definitely not the case for everyone though.
A good driver that smokes regularly isn't even fazed for being high behind the wheel. He's focused, enjoying a pleasant ride and can drive without any problems and without anyone noticing anything strange. On the other hand, a bad driver who smokes occasionally, that normally results in not driving, driving really slowly, laughing your ass off or freaking out in a parked car :)
Huge difference between someone who uses all day every day and someone who rarely uses for recreation. Huge difference between medicinal driving and recreational driving
Lol I fire up a joint before I even start the car 😂😂😂. But in all seriousness I been smoking weed for so long the effects aren’t dramatic to the point I can’t drive lmao
🤣🤣 that's me now. Smoke then head out. Never been pulled over, no accidents nada. Only a couple of times smoking while driving I've had to pull over to chill...that heavy creep up can get ya lol
A lot of people are saying things like “it makes them less anxious” or “they think about their impairment more” or whatever. Maybe you can operate a vehicle fine, but what about those situations where a deer jumps out, or you go around a blind corner and there’s a truck parked on the side of the road. Not to mention people who could just stop paying attention. In places where it was legalized, accidents linked to cannabis increased. Just because you think you’re fine doesn’t mean you are, and just because a video of a planned course where everyone knows what’s happening makes it look fine, doesn’t mean it is. Don’t be stupid for the sake of proving a point.
Stoned is all a state of mind where you can become easily distracted and nervous. However, I would argue that this can all be controlled. I used to drive stoned with my sports car all the time. Some people can do it some people can not I would compare it to driving while tired. Tolerance and the amount of stoned you feel also has a very big factor. No one should drive on absolute ton of eddibles or weed especially with little experience. But if you smoke all day and do everything else ok I can’t see the harm. I am familiar with a racing heartbeat because you are stoned or you are nervous from a traffic stop pretty stupid technique. Interesting topic I wish it was more in depth. Thanks vice:-)
Y'all need to stop putting weed on a pedestool like fr. Driving impaired in any way affects your ability to drive. Stop trying to justify driving impaired!!!🤦♂️
Driving tired is magnitudes more dangerous, as much if not more than being drunk yet its not regulated, enforced and millions of people do it and get in accidents. We have to point the finger at the biggest culprits
IDK, I smoke throughout the day, everyday and I can tell you I wish I would get the feelings like giddy, goofy, rambling, deep thoughts and paranoid feeling I use to get when I was a teenager doing in once in a while. Now it gives me patience and levelness of this fck'd up world we need to survive in. Smoke dope... it's your only hope !
I can't drive high just because I can barely drive sober. Most of my friends who drive high are better than the others, get in less accidents, drive slower, get pulled over less etc. I just fail to see how it's the same as driving drunk in any way.
I’ve recently started to drive while high but for me I need to be a stoned a couple hours before driving. Totally takes my road rage away. I’m relaxed AF
Sounds like something that could get you a DUI eventually. If you’re in a rush sometime and just have the urge to smoke and decide it won’t hurt to drive right after smoking one time, that could get you DUI. Then you would be among the DUI statistics for driving while high…
i just looked this up i haven’t seen it yet but i just got into a accident about 6 hours ago into the sign of my neighborhood with a concrete wall, idc what this says plz dont smoke while driving, do it before if u must, i exhaled felt the bumps on the hill was dizzy and boom out i got up a minute later smoke everywhere and beeping, im ok and without any severe physical damage, ill put specifics in the reply
so why are people allowed to drive under the influence of tobacco/nicotine/nicotiana? doesn't driving under influence of tobacco/nicotine/nicotiana increases incidents of ROAD-RAGE? smoking heightens/raises blood-pressure...any kind of smoking...
