cannabis impairment

In the wake of rising drug-related traffic fatalities, police departments across the U.S. find themselves grappling with outdated methods to determine cannabis impairment in drivers. As MLive reported, with cannabis legalization continuing to grow nationwide, law enforcement is left without a...

As Europe becomes more open toward embracing legal cannabis, one Canadian company is getting prepared for some of the challenges that may arise with this progress. A neurotechnology firm Zentrela is working on harnessing brainwave research for delivering data-driven insights into cannabis effects...

This article was originally published by the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) and appears here with permission. Neither the detection of THC nor its metabolites in blood, breath, urine, or saliva is predictive of behavioral impairment, according to a literature...

As marijuana becomes mainstream, it is important to find a way to determine a person's recent consumption. This is something that scientists have been trying to figure out for a while now, but just recently may have come up with an appropriate and accurate methodology. The new techniques have been...

If you're a cannabis consumer and among the 83% of adults who drive regularly or the 64% who drive every day, then you'll want to listen up. Whether you're driving while high, live in one of the 24 states with legal recreational cannabis or you're a medical...

The California Department of Motor Vehicles wants to know more about what goes on when people drive while stoned. To that end, it is conducting a study to be overseen by researchers at UC San Diego's Center for Medical Cannabis Research, writes CBS...

With less than two months until cannabis becomes widely available in Maryland, Baltimore cops are getting up to speed in terms of spotting impairment behind the wheel.  To that end, the Baltimore County Police Department is training officers to figure out how to ascertain if someone is...

New Jersey’s workplace guidelines released by the Cannabis Regulatory Commission (CRC) have employers dazed and confused over what they can and cannot do when a worker is high on the job.  Cannabis law experts and employment attorneys called the rules and their rollout vague and baffling...