Driving under the influence of **drugs** is extremely dangerous and affects not only the driver but also everyone around them. Drugs alter perception, concentration, and behavior, which increases the risk of traffic accidents.

- **Cannabis**: It can make the driver see the environment differently, misjudge distances, lose concentration, and react more slowly. It can even cause the driver to fall asleep at the wheel.

- **Cocaine**: Increases impulsivity and aggressiveness, reduces the sense of danger, and can lead to more reckless driving.

- **Ecstasy** and **LSD**: Can cause hallucinations, anxiety, and panic, which severely affect the ability to drive safely.

- **Amphetamines**: Cause impulsive and violent behaviors, and a false sense of alertness that can lead to sudden fatigue.

The consumption of drugs before driving is prohibited because one in ten people who die in traffic accidents had consumed drugs. This shows that the risk is not only for the driver but also for other road users. Additionally, laws impose penalties on those who refuse to undergo drug detection tests, underscoring the seriousness of the problem.

Therefore, driving under the influence of drugs puts everyone around the driver at risk, not just the driver themselves.