"Stoned" drivers increase traffic accidents
 

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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found, in a study to be released on Thursday, that traffic accidents are rising in states that have legalized recreational marijuana. That followed stark warnings from the National Transportation Safety Board, which on Tuesday issued several recommendations to combat drug-impaired driving.
After retail sales of recreational cannabis began, the frequency of collision insurance claims in Colorado, Nevada, Oregon and Washington State rose about 6 percent higher than in nearby states where marijuana is still illegal, the IIHS said in the study.
A separate IIHS study saw a 5 percent increase in the rate of crashes per million vehicle registrations reported to police in Colorado, Oregon and Washington versus neighbors that haven’t legalized the drug.

Re: "Stoned" drivers increase traffic accidents
 

We are likely to see an increase in accidents with Canadians soon also.

Re: "Stoned" drivers increase traffic accidents
 

Wonder how people do when texting and driving while drunk and stoned.

Re: "Stoned" drivers increase traffic accidents
 

Probably something like this

https://amp.businessinsider.com/imag...45-750-514.jpg

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