Risk Perceptions Associated with Driving Under the Influence of Cannabis: Examining Differences between Medical and Non-Medical Cannabis Users
Wickens, McDonald, Stoduto, Di Ciano, Hamilton, Elton-Marshall, Nigatu, Mann
Drug Impaired Driving
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Expert vs. youth opinions on a smartphone-based intervention for youth cannabis-impaired driving
Colonna, Tucker, Holmes, Wilson, Alvarez
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Do cannabis stores matter? Analysis of Toronto’s districts and traffic injuries
Nazif-Munoz, Dominguez, Brown, Ouimet
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Impact of COVID-19 on Impaired Driving: A Population-based Survey of Ontario Drivers
Vingilis, Seeley, Beirness, Boase, Johnson, Jonah, Mann, Rapoport, Wickens
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Impact of cannabis on the driving performance of youth: A systematic literature review
Colonna, Alvarez, Kim, Chen, Chippure, Grewal, Randell, Leung
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Evaluation of a physician communication resource to educate patients on the risks of driving when prescribed pain medication
Robertson, Woods-Fry, Carr, Valentine, Mainegra Hing, Vanlaar
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Interventions to Prevent Drugged Driving: A Systematic Review
Razaghizad, Windle, Gore, Benedetti, Ells, Grad, Filion, Eisenberg
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Collision Risk Associated with Recreational and Medical Cannabis Use
Wickens, Stoduto, Ilie, Di Ciano, McDonald, Mistry, Alawi, Sharma, Hamilton, Nigatu, Mann
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Relating Individual Differences in Personality with Speed after Smoked Cannabis
Wickens, Mann, Brands, Stoduto, Matheson, Sayer, Burston, Pan, Di Ciano, Kenney, Soule, Huestis, Le Foll
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Marijuana Use Among Drivers in Canada
Vanlaar, Robertson, Brown, Woods-Fry, Lyon
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Drug Impaired Driving
The effects of psychodynamic drugs such as cannabis, amphetamine, cocaine, and anti-depressants on driving vary by type of drug. They generally result in slower reaction time, failure to identify danger, poor decision-making, and falling asleep at the wheel. For more…