Consumption of illicit narcotic drugs and fatal or criminal activities under their influence has
become an utmost concern worldwide. These drugs influence an individual's feelings …

Cannabis is the second most commonly used impairing substance by drivers, after alcohol.
As more countries legalize cannabis, there is concern that cannabis-impaired driving will …

The years of 2019–2022 were extraordinary challenging times, in which COVID-19 had
infected and killed millions of people worldwide. Governments struggled to impose …

Driving under the influence of cannabis (DUIC) is increasing worldwide, and cannabis is the
most prevalent drug after alcohol in impaired driving cases, emphasizing the need for a …

Cannabis is the world's most used illegal drug. The main psychoactive component of
cannabis is Δ9‐tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). To aid the identification of cannabis‐impaired …

Law enforcement officers are charged with the responsibility of interpreting complicated
social situations of the public every day. Adding difficulty is rapid cannabis legalization …

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 …

Drug-impaired driver detection is a critical element of traffic safety. However, shifting drug
use patterns over time and geography may limit the long-term reliability of assay-based …

Driving under the influence of cannabis is highly reported worldwide, and there is a strong
need for a reliable traffic enforcement strategy. Point-of-collection testing (POCT) devices for …

The thesis provides insights into cannabis and driving in Australia from the viewpoint of both
users and health professionals. In particular, findings informed the feasibility of a Harm …