A new study on cannabis users' driving habits highlights risks. "Those effects can have deadly impacts if they get behind the ...

The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that almost 85% of cannabis users who responded to a study drove within eight ...

Cannabis is now the third-most used substance in the U.S. and Michigan is home to one of the largest markets for adult-use ...

According to the study, about 47% of users believe that cannabis use has little effect on their driving ability.

According to a news release from AAA, driving under influence of cannabis, which is considered impaired driving, has led to an increase in the risk of car crashes, injuries and fatalities.

More than half of all marijuana users claim they get behind the wheel within an hour of using the drug, and most don't ...

AAA adds findings also show cannabis consumers trust the cannabis industry as a source of information, adding policymakers ...

Rep. Chris Rabb says current laws could jail patients weeks after taking prescribed medication due to how long cannabis ...

AAA emphasizes the importance of responsible cannabis use and strongly ... not weigh in on whether marijuana should be legal, AAA strongly opposes individuals driving under its influence because ...