Being physically and psychologically impaired, whether it’s a depressant such as alcohol, or a stimulant such as amphetamines, is the most dangerous and deadliest aspects anyone under the influence can endure. Legal drugs and illegal drugs have a great effect on a person’s perception and consciousness. Psychedelic drugs, like marijuana affect thinking and reactions. Opioid pain medications and other psychoactive drugs have similarities; it even becomes addictive after a built of tolerance. Almost every night, an adult or teen is killed by a drunk driver or under the influence drug driver every minute or so. A majority of car related tragedies result from drunk driving. A variety of other influences, such as misuse of prescription or illegal
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In psychology and research, a blood alcohol level of .10 or more can lead to a substantial amount of behavioral effects, such as impaired motor function and sensory perceptions, which can lead to crash risks rising. Alcohol produces mild euphoria and lessens inhibitions by depressing the brain’s centers responsible for judgment and self-control, according to …show more content…
I hope that one day, people would stop being so ignorant and learn to not associate alcohol or drugs, or both with driving. It’s dangerous and with one bad move of running a stop sign or red light, can take someone’s mother, father, or child away. Teens, mostly college students, binge drink to become intoxicated and they don’t realize the dangers they’re doing to their bodies and the ultimately danger of their well-being. I strongly advocate to stop drinking and driving. Too many people are losing their lives, and the individuals that were drinking should pay for their irrational thinking. I believe that if anyone’s going to drink, they should have a friend who isn’t drinking supervise them. I don’t like illegal drug use. Drinking and drug driving will forever remain deep in my heart, given it’s a tragedy, especially as I know now that millions have been affected by this topic. Just be aware. This could be
In psychology and research, a blood alcohol level of .10 or more can lead to a substantial amount of behavioral effects, such as impaired motor function and sensory perceptions, which can lead to crash risks rising. Alcohol produces mild euphoria and lessens inhibitions by depressing the brain’s centers responsible for judgment and self-control, according to …show more content…
I hope that one day, people would stop being so ignorant and learn to not associate alcohol or drugs, or both with driving. It’s dangerous and with one bad move of running a stop sign or red light, can take someone’s mother, father, or child away. Teens, mostly college students, binge drink to become intoxicated and they don’t realize the dangers they’re doing to their bodies and the ultimately danger of their well-being. I strongly advocate to stop drinking and driving. Too many people are losing their lives, and the individuals that were drinking should pay for their irrational thinking. I believe that if anyone’s going to drink, they should have a friend who isn’t drinking supervise them. I don’t like illegal drug use. Drinking and drug driving will forever remain deep in my heart, given it’s a tragedy, especially as I know now that millions have been affected by this topic. Just be aware. This could be