Topic: Stoned driving

Weed smell not sufficient reason for car search, Colorado court rules

• Driving-while-high arrests in Larimer County rose last year
• Fewer people charged in Colorado with marijuana-related DUIs in 2015
• Marijuana DUI devices given test drive by Colorado State Patrol
• Federal study: Drugged driving rivals alcohol in roadway fatalities
• Poll: Half of America says legal pot won’t make U.S. roads more dangerous
• Opinion: Added risks of booze + pot “magical cocktail” need to be known
• Could a roadside marijuana breathalyzer be in our future?
• Why is this Denver attorney giving away rolling papers?
• Opinion: State Patrol should have mentioned booze, too, in stoned crash
• Drunk, stoned driver who hit two Colo. state patrol cars takes plea deal
• Cannabist Q&A: Gun possession, hash styles, DUID blood draws
• Police: “Are you smoking marijuana?” — Driver: “Why, yes I am, Officer”
• Pot more prevalent in fatal Colo. car crashes, CU study says
• Cannabist Q&A: DUIs and THC impairment; topicals for pain; work drug tests
• Ariz. court: Pot metabolite test not enough for DUI conviction
• Cannabist Q&A: Avoiding “Cup cough” illness; Colo. DUI/DUID statistics
• Dude, big mistake: CDOT uses humor in campaign against stoned driving
• Stoned driving: 60 cited in Jan., more law officer training
• Stoned driving cases in Colorado tough to track
• $400,000 federal grant funds Colorado effort against stoned driving