Steve wrote:
botach wrote:
Steve wrote:
What if a person went on holiday, experimented on holiday (only because they were on holiday - it happens) and then returned stone-cold sober and never again took the stuff; should they be banned?
If it shows in their blood /system ,and can they be certain of the time to get it out - or the effects to recover - then they are suspect drivers .
That didn't answer my question. Should they be banned even though there is obviously no intent to resume?
I'd like to know if there
is, could or should be a 'tolerable' level, that
might be considered 'acceptable'?
I think your question of can a responsible person be held otherwise culpable, is a most interesting one.
Some herbal ciggys have smelt highly questionable, to most people, and are not considered in the ABC of illegal 'drugs', so how might a non-smoker like myself actually know if we have been 'exposed' ?
(When at college a chap who used to smoke herbal ciggys, was always having to defend them, and show the packets etc ... so I have had some experience from that situation, but how many have? To know what other ciggys smell like, like that one may just smell 'bad' and yet you might be held accountable.)
This would place the authorities in a bit of a dilemma, illegal drug driving implies no level is acceptable, but have we not started to show that
possibly small/tiny trace levels
might in fact be
tolerable? More facts are clearly needed.
However to quell any fears; one must always be responsible and one must always be in full charge of their vehicle when travelling along our roads. If there is any doubt, stop, do not drive/ride or perhaps even walk!