New England PTTC Microlearning: Cannabis and Road Safety

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Cannabis and Road Safety

To complete this mini-course, first watch the video below, then answer the quiz to complete the course and earn a certificate. This video was recorded for the New England PTTC in June 2021. You can also watch the video directly on Youtube by clicking the arrow icon in the top right corner.

Cannabis and Road Safety

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What are effects of cannabis use on driving?

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Impaired motor coordination

Slowed reaction time

Impaired decision making ability

Impaired perception

How long after cannabis use can driving be impaired?

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15-30 minutes for any THC product

1-2 hours after smoking or 2-12 hours after consuming edible products

4-8 hours after smoking and 8-10 hours after consuming edible products

8-10 hours for any THC product

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What are challenges of enforcing impaired driving laws for cannabis use?

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There are no roadside toxicology screens for cannabis or THC

THC can remain in the body for hours or days after use, so positive drug screen may not indicate if a person was impaired while driving

It is very rare for a person to drive while impaired by cannabis

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