New study shows cannabis can impair driving for more than five hours—long after users feel ready to drive | The study also revealed that many users feel ready to drive long before their driving performance returns to normal.
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New study shows cannabis can impair driving for more than five hours—long after users feel ready to drive
Researchers have uncovered that cannabis affects driving ability far longer than most people think.
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🚗 Driving simulator data published in the Journal of Cannabis Research indicates that cannabis consumers do not exhibit next-day driving impairment, even with trace THC levels (above 2ng/ml) in their blood, 12 hours after use.
📊 Canadian investigators found that regular cannabis users and non-users showed similar driving performance on a simulator, with no significant correlation between THC/CBD levels and driving ability.
🔬 The study's conclusions echo a UC San Diego study, suggesting that the presence of THC in bodily fluids doesn't automatically predict impaired driving performance.
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📊 Canadian investigators found that regular cannabis users and non-users showed similar driving performance on a simulator, with no significant correlation between THC/CBD levels and driving ability.
🔬 The study's conclusions echo a UC San Diego study, suggesting that the presence of THC in bodily fluids doesn't automatically predict impaired driving performance.
#CannabisResearch #DrivingSafety #THC