Cannabis Driving Impairment Simulator (3D)
A drifting 3D car on a lane-tracking road driven by a live pharmacokinetic model, next to a 3D comparison chart of cannabis and alcohol blood level against actual driving impairment across 72 hours — watch THC detectability outlast real impairment.
This 3D companion drives the same pharmacokinetic and impairment curves as the 2D version through a real WebGL scene: a car drifts laterally down a lane-tracking road proportional to live-computed driving impairment, a floating 3D chart plots THC blood level against actual impairment (and the same pair for alcohol) across a full 72-hour window with a marker at the current time, and a reaction-time gauge bar rises and changes color as the model's reaction time climbs — making the widening gap between "detectable" and "actually impaired" something you orbit around and watch develop, rather than read off a flat chart.
3D THC vs BAC detection-gap lab: a lane-tracking road scene where a car's drift is driven by a live pharmacokinetic impairment model, alongside a 3D comparison chart of blood level vs impairment for cannabis and alcohol across 72 hours, with a reaction-time gauge and free orbit/zoom camera.
3D · Three.js r128 · WebGL · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install