Drug driving is a serious problem worldwide that can increase the risk of road crashes. This
systematic review seeks to identify factors associated with drug driving (ie, driving after …

Crowdsourcing—the process of using the internet to outsource research participation to
“workers”—has considerable benefits, enabling research to be conducted quickly, efficiently …

Background Recreational and medical legalization of cannabis or marijuana use in
countries and states continues to increase. Young adults aged 16–24 years have the …

Objective: Alcohol-impaired driving is a major contributor to motor vehicle crash deaths and
injury. Many survey studies include self-report measures of alcohol-impaired driving, but no …

Ever since medical and nonmedical marijuana became legal in parts of the United States in
2012, scholars have cited concerns regarding marijuana advertising's impact on …

Introduction: Driving after cannabis use is associated with a number of risks. Examination of
driving after cannabis use among young adults is particularly important, as young adults …

Adolescent and young adult (AYA) drivers are at high risk for automobile accidents and
fatalities (1–3). Unintentional accidents were the leading cause of death in 2017 of …

Objective: This study examined past-2-week driving after marijuana use (DMU) and driving
after having five or more drinks (D5D) during young adulthood, specifically focusing on …

Marijuana legalization is a recent change in some US states and continues to be
controversial. Colorado was one of the first states to legalize medical marijuana and, later …

This research project explored the perspectives of stakeholders in Australia and Canada on
cannabis use and driving to help inform the development of educational initiatives. The …