Taking low-THC marijuana doesn't increase a driver's risk of crashing
Taking marijuana containing low levels of the drug's main psychoactive ingredient does not increase most drivers' risk of a crash, even though Canada's impaired-drug laws would penalize them, says the lead investigator of a study that analyzed THC amounts in the blood samples of more than 3,000 people who were injured behind the wheel.
And more proof that Trudeau's government was just not ready.
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"I like to drink regular beer then I can drive, thats why I stay away from drinking whisky and driving" whisky affects my reaction time but beers okay!
Taking low-THC marijuana doesn't increase a driver's risk of crashing
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