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MEDICAL CANNABIS USERS AS SAFE TO DRIVE AS THOSE WHO TAKE IMPAIRING PRESCRIPTION DRUGS.

Posted byDennis Reeve 10 June 202110 June 2021

“Road safety risks associated with medicinal cannabis appear similar or lower than numerous other potentially impairing prescription medications.”

FILE: Ontario Provincial Police Const. John Rozich, left, demonstrates part of the drug recognition test with an OPP auxiliary officer in Ottawa. /
https://www.thegrowthop.com/cannabis-health/study-medical-cannabis-users-as-safe-to-drive-as-those-who-take-impairing-prescription-drugs
Posted byDennis Reeve10 June 202110 June 2021Posted inUncategorized

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