Driving high, DUI: Alberta Motor Association touts don't toke and drive campaign

Driving high on cannabis is impaired driving, warns a new campaign aimed at motorists who believe otherwise.
“Cannabis affects your reaction time, attention span, coordination and decision-making — virtually everything that’s required to drive. The facts are clear: driving high is driving impaired, and it’s just not worth the risk,” Jeff Kasbrick, Alberta Motor Association (AMA) vice-president of government and stakeholder relations, said in a Tuesday release.
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