**Amphetamines** are dangerous for driving for several reasons:

- **Impulsive and violent behaviors**: Amphetamines can cause a person to lose patience and act impulsively and violently, which is very dangerous behind the wheel.

- **Reduced sense of danger**: Under the effects of amphetamines, a person may not adequately perceive risks, which can lead to making dangerous decisions while driving.

- **Delay of fatigue and sleep**: Although amphetamines can delay the feeling of tiredness and sleep, this is misleading. When the effect of the drug wears off, the person may suddenly feel very tired and fall asleep involuntarily, increasing the risk of accidents.

Additionally, it is important to remember that **all drugs are dangerous for driving** and it is prohibited to drive under their effects. Drug use is a significant factor in traffic accidents, and one in ten people who die in accidents had consumed drugs before driving.