New Research Reveals How Long It Takes For Cannabis Impairment To Subside
New research has shown for the first time how long cannabis users are likely to be impaired and when it may be safe for them to drive.
Browsing: impaired driving
Cannabis and Driving Study Casts Doubt on Zero-Tolerance Limits for THC
People using a driving simulator showed no signs of impairment a day after they smoked cannabis, though they still tested positive for THC, its main psychoactive component, a recently-published paper says.
Early Data Suggests No Post-Legalization Spike in Drug-Impaired Driving Charges
Canadian police say they haven’t been busting many more stoned drivers six months after legalization, but they are reminding drivers to keep cannabis out of reach.
No Spike in Cannabis-impaired Driving One Month After Legalization, Data Shows
Canadian police have not seen a spike in cannabis-impaired driving one month since legalization, but there needs to be more awareness of laws around storing marijuana in vehicles and passengers smoking weed, law enforcement officials say.
My Drug Recognition Test
CANNABIS CULTURE – Today started out different than most, upon rising I had to forgo my usual ‘wake n’ bake’ and settle with just coffee and a fruit cup since I had an appointment with a drug recognition expert later this morning and I wanted to be sharp.
Canada’s Impaired Driving Laws Just Got a Huge and Controversial Overhaul — Here’s What You Should Know
Bill C-46 made reforms to alcohol-impaired driving and drug-impaired driving, and police now have powerful new tools to charge drivers.
Trudeau government introduces sweeping changes to impaired driving laws
A drug-impaired driver could face up to 10 years in prison.
Not So Dope: Police Test First Marijuana Breathalyzer on Cali Drivers
Police in the US have gotten their hands on a marijuana breathalyzer and drivers in California were among the first to be tested –with nationwide distribution planned for next year.
Marijuana Breathalyzer Test Could be Coming Soon
A new invention may soon make it easier for police who pull over risky drivers to test them for marijuana impairment on the spot, in addition to the usual alcohol breath test.
How Cannabis Legalization has Impacted Impaired Driving in Washington State
You’ve likely heard that regulating cannabis markets will lead to more stoned drivers on the road.
