Drug driving reoffending five times higher than drink driving

New data from the RAC reveals that individuals who repeatedly drive under the influence of drugs are reoffending at a rate five times higher than those who drink and drive. This alarming statistic underscores the serious risks and dangers associated with drug-driving, highlighting the need for stricter enforcement and better public awareness. It also suggests that current deterrents and penalties may not be sufficient to prevent repeat offenses, indicating a potential gap in addressing drug-driving as a significant road safety issue.