Auto Accidents Increased In States Where Marijuana Was Legalized: Study
States where marijuana is recreationally legal have seen increases in auto accident and auto fatality rates.
States where marijuana is recreationally legal have seen increases in auto accident and auto fatality rates.
Reckless, drunk and drugged driving may be causing an increase in auto accidents and traffic deaths as drivers chafe at pandemic lockdown restrictions, according to the findings of an investigative…
A new study finds that millions of Americans are driving under the influence of marijuana, contributing to auto accident statistics.
The Department of Transportation has released a list of areas in U.S. transportation that could be made safer with the proper policy, law, and industry changes.
This year's Drive Sober campaign is also targeting drivers under the influence of drugs, following the legalization of marijuana in several states.
A new study links the legal sale of recreational marijuana with an increase in auto accidents.
A new report released by highway safety officials warns about the rising risks associated with drugged driving, citing an increase in recent years involving fatal accidents where drivers where found…
Federal regulators are holding a summit calling for new policies and initiatives to combat the increasing problem of people driving under the influence of drugs on U.S. roadways.