A new, two-part research study by CAA (Canadian Automobile Association) and BCAA (British Columbia Automobile Association) reveals continuing public concerns around cannabis-impaired driving, and new evidence that cannabis edibles impact driving safety in several ways and for longer than many might think. The research is leading BCAA to urge anyone consuming edibles to plan ahead and remember: If You Can’t Drive Your Body, You Can’t Drive Your Car.
A new, two-part research study by CAA (Canadian Automobile Association) and BCAA (British Columbia Automobile Association) reveals continuing public concerns around cannabis-impaired driving, and new evidence that cannabis edibles impact driving safety in several ways and for longer than many might think. The research is leading BCAA to urge anyone consuming edibles to plan ahead and remember: If You Can’t Drive Your Body, You Can’t Drive Your Car. Read More