Hehahehahheha, @@hxtr!!
You don't see stoners getting into accidents from speeding; nor do see them running over pedestrians--only drunks or people strung out on methamphetamines, et al., do that. Course, there are also the very aged drivers and very tired drivers, etc.
Before I type what is to follow, let me say this: in no way do I condone driving under the influence of anything "mind-altering," but can we agree that we were young once? Hmm?
In the very early 1990's (1991?), my cousin talked me into driving to Palmer from Anchorage (40 miles) after the bars closed in Anchorage at 2:00 a.m., and the bars in Palmer close (still do) at 5:00 in the morning. I made it to Palmer in less than 30 mins.
We ordered a beer at a Palmer bar, and my cousin said "I'll be right back." He was back in 5 mins., and he said "Guess what, Paul, I just scored a bag of weed."
We left the bar and turned into a hidden turn-out, where he pulled out his peace-pipe and buds. After a few tokes, we were back on the road.
By then, there were quite a few drivers on the highway heading to their jobs in Anchorage. I exclaimed, "Holy shit, Jerrold, all these frickers are speeding!"
He leaned over to look at my speedometer, then said "Paul, that's because you're only going 25 miles-per-hour."
Man, I thought I was doing 60 (speed limit was only 55 m.p.h. back then).
Lol. Anyway, if you put two drunken guys together and two stoned guys together, guess which pair is much more apt to start brawling? Hmm?
Just a little food for thought. Ayaq