As more states decriminalize and legalize medical and recreational use of cannabis (marijuana), traffic safety leaders and public health advocates have growing concerns about driving under the influence of cannabis (DUIC). How do we understand the culture of cannabis use and DUIC? How do these cultural factors increase DUIC risk? What policy changes and strategies can support a culture that sustains safe and sober driving?
Several states have legalized recreational cannabis use, and more are considering legalization. Increased use of cannabis among drivers may pose a bar...
The purpose of this project was to develop a better understanding of the traffic safety culture (i.e., shared values, beliefs, and attitudes) of drivi...
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