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No, it is not a method for safe driving.
No. It can alter risk perception, encourage impulsiveness and create a false sense of control; it is not a method for safe driving. Substance effects differ and cannot be reduced to one reaction-time measurement. Do not drive with drugs present in your body; the law provides a specific exception for substances used under medical prescription for therapeutic purposes when fit to drive. Do not stop treatment on your own: consult a healthcare professional.
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Yes, it always eliminates crash risk.
Yes, it allows driving without observing traffic.
No, it is not a method for safe driving.
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