Topic: Driving high

Colorado starts “Cannabis Conversation” to drive honest dialogue about marijuana use behind the wheel

• Saliva tests to screen drivers for marijuana proposed in Vermont
• Marijuana’s 4/20 holiday tied to rise in fatal car crashes
• Colorado is asking marijuana users why they drive high
• Girl Scout troop spurs Colorado’s first city ban on smoking tobacco or weed in vehicles with minors
• Man charged with killing two in Colorado crash was allegedly under legal marijuana limit
• California pulls ad critics said promoted marijuana use
• Police in Illinois will begin experimental roadside test for weed, meth and other drugs
• Researchers examine effects of dabbing on driving ability
• Fired bus driver blames delayed effect of cannabis cookie for DUI arrest
• Michigan police face questions about using experimental saliva drug test at DUI stops
• Will Canada be able to fully legalize and regulate marijuana by July?
• Delaware panel weighs issues of legalizing marijuana, told to “keep it simple, keep it restricted”
• ACLU sues Georgia police over “deeply flawed” driving high arrests
• Where will out-of-towners consume weed in L.A.?
• Massachusetts court: Roadside drunk driving tests not valid for suspected weed
• Canadian police ask government to postpone marijuana legalization
• Canada looks to spend $274M to bolster cannabis-related law enforcement
• Readers respond to Denver Post series on driving high (4 letters)
• Op-ed: Cracking down on driving high isn’t about prohibition, but adapting public policy
• Is it safer to drive high than drunk? Efforts to curtail marijuana-impaired driving collide with attitudes, medicinal use
• In Colorado’s words: How the state is prioritizing marijuana issues
• Traffic fatalities linked to marijuana are up sharply in Colorado. Is legalization to blame?
• Are you high? The science of testing for marijuana impairment still evolving
• Massachusetts vows crackdown on those driving high

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