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Originally Posted by ironpham
I think you may have misread what he wrote. It doesn't really have anything to do with "common sense". Essentially, a smoker is less likely to drive because of paranoia, as in he/she is afraid of something like being pulled over or possibly a fender bender. So, yes, motor abilities are impaired, but it would not likely matter since that person is less inclined to even want to drive.
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Ever heard of a "high ride"?
I used to smoke all day everyday in my very early twenties. I was lazy and quite unproductive. I decided to move to a new town and start a new life. I completely quit smoking for about 3 years, then decided I was able to handle it again and now smoke about once every six months or so.
I do think it should legalized.