What does Canada's incoming marijuana law mean for drivers?
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VIANARCHRIS
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I've written local news outlets and volunteered to be the test dummy to determine if thc levels correlate with impairment. Controlled setting - no use for say 10 hours and test thc level and driving ability. Smoke one joint and test and keep going....I got lots of joints lol! Never heard back from any of them. I'd be interested to know the how I would do - actually I'd pay to get tested...could be a new business venture lol!
CalyxCrusher
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The only "media" outlet thats large and would go for this is Vice. Try contacting them, it's a good idea. Unfortunately this IS Vice we're talking about...
WHATFG
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The system does not like change.
dienowk
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I wanna see both cops do the test live on camera!
Me as well. The test itself is bullshit because some people can't pass it even if they have never used any substance. I can be sober a year and not pass it due to my left legs paresthesia causing balance and mobility issues that do not impact my driving ability in any way.
MedicatedHiker
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I don't think I could walk in a straight line like that, and it's got nothing to do with cannabis.
The test was obviously designed to be failed by as many people as possible. They're essentially casting a wide net in order to take a greater number of people out of the competion for ressources and privileges.
It's Prohibition 2.0.
The test was obviously designed to be failed by as many people as possible. They're essentially casting a wide net in order to take a greater number of people out of the competion for ressources and privileges.
It's Prohibition 2.0.
CalyxCrusher
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So does this mean that medical patients will receive a MASSIVE subsidy on a fancy semi autonomous car to drive us around now?
VIANARCHRIS
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So I had a funny incident happen on Saturday. I was in the passenger seat while my wife was driving into the BC Ferries terminal and the ticket agent told me to put out my smoke. I did - and pulled out a joint. She says "you can't smoke that here, either" - silly girl! I explained to her that I was a medical user and I have a right to medicate as needed and we drove thru. About 15 minutes later, a cop knocks on my window and asked ME what the problem was. I laughed and told him I had no problems - he asked to see my pinks and suggested I go for a walk to medicate so other people aren't bothered by the smell, but he couldn't force me - and then he told me to have a great day!
