Older women on tranquillisers are major road risk | Society | The Guardian

Older women on tranquillisers are major road risk Society The Guardian: "Drug-driving older women are a bigger menace on Britain's roads than young 'dopeheads' behind the wheel, according to Europe's drug experts. They say studies across Europe reveal that more often than not drug drivers identified in random police stops turn out to be middle-aged or elderly women who have taken a minor prescription tranquilliser such as Valium or Librium and are unaware of the drug's effect on their driving.