The risks aren't too bad, according to Dale Gieringer of California NORML...

Fortunately, there exists extensive evidence showing that marijuana, unlike alcohol, does not pose a major highway safety hazard, and that liberal marijuana laws have no adverse impact on highway safety.

Studies on marijuana and driving safety are remarkably consistent, though greatly under-publicized because they fail to support the government's anti-pot line. Eleven different studies of more than 50,000 fatal accidents have found that drivers with marijuana-only in their system are on average no more likely to cause accidents than those with low, legal levels of alcohol below the threshold for DUI.
Read more: Viewpoints: Risk of stoned drivers minimal with Prop. 19 - Sacramento Opinion - Sacramento Editorial | Sacramento Bee
larrylechuga Reviewed by larrylechuga on . If Prop. 19 passes, what are risks of stoned driving? The risks aren't too bad, according to Dale Gieringer of California NORML... Read more: Viewpoints: Risk of stoned drivers minimal with Prop. 19 - Sacramento Opinion - Sacramento Editorial | Sacramento Bee Rating: 5