On Wednesday, April 26, 2017, the Governors Highway Safety Association released a comprehensive survey of data relating to driving deaths.  One data is becoming very obvious, drug driving deaths number more than alcohol driving deaths.  We now have a base line that we, across the Nation, can evaluate the impact of allowing a Schedule I drug, marijuana, to be decriminalized.  Today, we are beginning to see results of illegal and legal drug use impacting our everyday life.  And, the impact is higher than alcohol, even if alcohol use is three time higher.  Mahalo to Mothers Against Drunk Driving.  Auwe.