Stoned Canada Drivers Dismiss Danger of Being High Behind Wheel
- Among users, 44% say pot has no impact on safety while driving
- Majority of people say legal system unprepared to regulate
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Almost half of weed-smoking Canadian drivers say that they can safely operate a vehicle while stoned.
Among Canadians who have driven under the influence of marijuana, 44 percent don’t think it impacts their ability to drive safely, according to a report Tuesday by State Farm. That compares with 42 percent who acknowledge a difference and 14 percent who don’t know.