Expert commentary demonstrates discrepancies between edible cannabis driving impairment and current legal thresholds, highlighting critical enforcement challenges.
In an invited commentary on the Le Foll study showing that cannabis edibles can produce driving impairment in simulated conditions (see top lead), Jose Ignacio Nazif‐Munoz, Ph.D., noted that there is an important gap in the relationship among edible cannabis use, driving impairment and measures used in cannabis‐impaired driving laws.
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