Thunder Bay, Ontario: US drivers involved in fatal crashes who had trace levels of cannabis in their blood or urine are less likely to have engaged in risky driving behavior than drivers who test positive for low levels of alcohol, according to case-control data published in the current issue of the Canadian Journal of Public Health.
Friday, February 23, 2007
Cannabis Poses Less On-Road Risk Than Alcohol, US Crash Data Says
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