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Is marijuana really safer than alcohol when you're behind the wheel? That's the question three federal agencies attempted to answer in this study. As noted by the researchers, "Alcohol, but not marijuana, increased the number of times the car actually left the lane and the speed of the weaving." It could be that users understood they were "high" and they overcompensated for this feeling by driving more cautiously than normal. However, some might argue that people under the influence of alcohol tend to take more risks because they underestimate their level of impairment
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