What adverse effect does cannabis consumption produce in a driver?

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The correct answer is that it causes drowsiness. Cannabis is a disruptive drug of the central nervous system that seriously impairs the ability to drive. Its main effects include: Onset of drowsiness: It causes tiredness and lethargy, increasing the risk of falling asleep at the wheel. Increased reaction time: The driver takes longer to respond to the unexpected (the opposite of 'improving reaction time'). Attention deficit: The ability to concentrate is lost and the likelihood of distractions increases. Altered perception: Colors, time, and space are poorly perceived. Therefore, it is false that it improves concentration or reduces sleepiness.

What adverse effect does cannabis consumption produce in a driver?

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