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4youngdrivers.com is the voice of cheap motor insurance reason. 4youngdrivers.com is also the voice of young drivers. Therefore its 4youngdrivers.com place to do our moral bit. Putting down 4youngdrivers.com cheap motoring insurance policies for one moment, 4youngdrivers.com would like to draw your attention to drugs. And driving. But not at the same time. And in the case of drugs - not at all. Its not big, it's certainly not clever. Unlike 4youngdrivers.com. Who are one of the biggest cheap motor insurers around, and one of the cleverest at tracking down the cheapest motor insurance quotes you will find. Drugs and driving ultimately end in tragedy at worst. Falling out of your car at best. 2 things cheap motor insurance addicts must avoid at all costs. Save your money and give it to 4youngdrivers.com instead, who'll make sure its put to good, cheap motor insurance use.

4youngdrivers.com is not here to lecture, just to inform. So one of 4youngdrivers.com journo's takes it from here..

The drugs don't work according to The Verve. Although Richard Ashcroft remains suspiciously upbeat given he hasn't had a chart buster in years? Well, my Wigan-warblers - they certainly did for me; as I now look out at my new car. The pea-green coloured Golf abomination that stands testament to my misguided dabbling with recreational pharmaceuticals; that seemed to have had more than a helping hand in the purchase of said vehicle. A car, of whom's particular shade of green I've never heard of, is so obtrusive even Stevie Wonder would be chewing on bile. Ignorance is normally bliss, apart from when its rule 1 in the Autotrader's invaluable buying guide that you've overlooked, which states for good reason - "never buy a car in the dark". You live and learn. In my case, I certainly live.

Those that don't learn however are a demographic of subscribers to Max Power magazine. Accepting in confidence the frank views of their car-delirious readership, Peterborough 's leading car modification publication have released the findings of their drug-driving survey. And it makes for hallucinogenic reading. Well it does if you can focus your eyes on it. Almost 50% of the young drivers submitting their truths drive regularly after taking narcotics. And were not talking about Viagra. Erectile Dysfunction may well be the correct name for those who can't get wood. (And by this I don't mean lumberjacks who wander off scouring the countryside for twigs to dismember) but 4youngdrivers.com are talking about complete dicks here. The sort that whisper sweet nothings into the resin-based lobe of Resuscitation Annie at night. Ecstasy, cocaine, weed and acid to be precise. Or as Pete Doherty recognises it as - a four course meal.

1 in 5 of those asked to place ticks in certain boxes admitted taking drugs every day, prior to getting behind the wheel of a car. Not long after having it pointed out, that the particular car the opium-addled one was seated in - didn't belong to them. 447 members of the pill-popping lunatic fringe were asked for their input. Subtract 200 odd and you're left with a cock sure/end few who were confident that Officer Dibble could not apprehend them for their arrogance due to the lack of testing equipment.

So-called 'Drugalysers' - which will examine saliva at roadsides are still in developmental stages by British firms, and are not expected to make an appearance at a McDonalds near you for at least a further 2 years according to the slow-reactionary Home Office. Chris Grayling is the Shadow Transport Secretary, and speaks for the majority when underlining a need for a little more urgency. "It should be a priority to introduce systems for testing drug use as soon as possible" he reasonably demands.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds were neither use nor ornamental owl, so instead 4youngdrivers.com approached the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents instead. And dutifully asked for their opinion. They were straight to the chase by stressing drugs could soon be behind more road fatalities than the old enemy - alcohol. They indicated that currently 18% of those losing their lives in road accidents had had traces of drugs flowing through their blood. And obviously not Nurofen. As headaches would have been the least of their concerns I believe.

A further 40% of forecourt-providing-early-hours-micro-meal addicts proved positive that they drove regularly with passengers after eating ecstasy, cocaine, marijuana or speed some time that very same day. Although they couldn't be pinned down to an exact time. (In fact, they could be restrained at all given that they were climbing the walls at the time) Nigh-on two-thirds mumbled something inconclusive about being high-on ganja; and more than a third have had occupants in their rides after taking coke.

All in all painting a sorry picture of the state of play. And activities that, joking aside, 4youngdrivers.com cannot condone. What's wrong with you all? Surely the privilege of driving itself is the ultimate high. The ultimate buzz for anyone with the rudiments of humanity. For those that don't inject, snort, puff or stick things up their backsides, then 4youngdrivers.com can offer you the cheapest motor insurance out there. And don't roll your eyes like that - 4youngdrivers.com means it. If its cheap, and it insurance, then get your fix at 4youngdrivers.com.

Date - 15/09/2006