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No, all the published articles I've read come from testing people who've been in a MVC, who were also at fault. With plenty of confounding variables as well. I
by grayhatter 7y ago
No, all the published articles I've read come from testing people who've been in a MVC, who were also at fault. With plenty of confounding variables as well.
I'm specifically looking for a dose dependent study that shows level of THC intoxication has positive correlation with driving impairment. With a large sample size. Hopefully from some group not looking to prove something.
- varjag 7y agoI just know how a high works on me, and I'd never drive in that condition. It would be really bizarre if a drug that effects behavior/motorics would make no difference on driving. A cursory search shows the issue has been studied for a while too: https://www.nap.edu/read/18942/chapter/9#114 https://www.nap.edu/read/18942/chapter/9#114 Certainly there are people who would say it has no effect on them. Met people who thought a few beers makes them better drivers, too.