Can the use of amphetamine increase the driver's inclination to risky and aggressive behavior?

Amphetamine, as a powerful psychoactive substance, significantly impairs the functioning of the central nervous system. It leads to overstimulation and a false sense of increased capabilities, which impairs the ability to realistically assess the situation on the road. This psychophysical state directly leads to a tendency for recklessness, taking unjustified risks, and aggressive behaviour towards other road users.