Driving with a joint on: is that possible?

The International Council on Alcohol, Drugs & Traffic Safety (ICADTS) has released new guidelines summarizing the most recent research on cannabis-impaired driving. The fact sheets are intended to help policymakers understand the consequences of cannabis use in traffic. They were developed in consultation with leading researchers in the field of drunk driving from 11 countries, including Maastricht University. Worldwide, policy makers have many questions about the use of cannabis in traffic. Although cannabis seems to have an influence on driving ability, there are many individual differences in how a person reacts. Reason for the ICADTS to set up a working group of experts. The working group was co-chaired by UM, Traffic Injury Research Foundation Canada (TIRF) and Swinburne University in Australia.