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 …

Introduction There is substantial debate concerning the impact of cannabis decriminalization
and legalization on road safety outcomes. Methods Seven databases were systematically …

As the use of cannabis for medical purposes becomes increasingly prevalent, driving under
the influence of cannabis (DUIC) is emerging as a major public health issue. Understanding …

This study uses data from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System and a differences-in-
differences model to examine the effect of state medical marijuana laws (MMLs) on cannabis …

Background: Legalizing medical and recreational cannabis and decriminalizing this
substance may have unanticipated effects on traffic safety. The present study aimed to …

Significant support exists in the United States for legalization of marijuana/cannabis. As of
2021, 36 states and four territories approved the legalization of medical cannabis via …

Introduction: Previous research has indicated that increases in traffic offenses are linked to
increased crash involvement rates, making reductions in offending an appropriate measure …

Aims In recent years, many jurisdictions have legalized medicinal and/or recreational
cannabis. Yet, limited information is available on the effects of cannabis commercialization …

Background Expenditure on driver-related behavioral interventions and road use policy is
often justified by their impact on the frequency of fatal and serious injury crashes. Given the …

Visions of Cannabis Control argues that cannabis prohibition is the result of moral panic that
has been instigated, perpetuated, and sustained in ways that are difficult to dislodge. The …