Category: Impaired Driving

A legal THC limit is the amount of THC in a driver’s system that the law says is proof that the driver is engaged in marijuana-impaired driving.

Car accidents can be caused by prescription drugs. Side effects of many medications can affect our ability to drive safely, increasing our risk of being involved in a crash. Common side effects of prescribed medication include drowsiness and blurred vision, impaired judgment, and slower perception and reaction times. There are many car accidents caused by …

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Marijuana and driving laws in Michigan prohibit driving under the influence, consuming while driving and smoking in passenger compartment.

There are only two states in the nation that have drowsy driving laws and Michigan is not one of them. Here are reasons why states should wake up to them.

Attorney Brandon Hewitt talks to WZZM of Grand Rapids about what people need to know about how to prevent driving under the influence of prescription drugs

After marijuana legalization in Colorado, Washington & Oregon, collision claims and police-reported crashes went up. Will the same thing happen in Michigan?

To catch drivers under influence of controlled substances, MSP will conduct roadside drug testing in Berrien, Delta, Kent, St. Clair and Washtenaw counties

Unlike medical cannabis, opioids have led to a national crisis of deaths and addiction

Driving while high can still be dangerous; marijuana-impairment isn’t immediate; THC-impairment levels will vary by person and can exceed legal limits