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Impaired Driving
Related Information
- Impaired driving investigations
- Training police to detect drug-impaired driving
- Finding a roadside drug test: Using saliva samples to convict high drivers
- Identifying impairment: How police can tell if you're driving high
- Five more reasons not to drink and drive - Personal stories from RCMP officers
- Drug Recognition Expert Evaluations
- Five things you should know about Impaired Driving
- Youth Impaired Driving
The RCMP has made impaired driving an operational priority.
Through a series of nationally coordinated impaired driving enforcement days, awareness campaigns and partner engagement the RCMP continues to work to stop alcohol and drug impaired drivers.
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Did You Know? Drug impaired driving is on the rise. Youth are making risky choices to drive high or ride with high drivers. HELP THEM MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE. CHOOSE SOBER.
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Did You Know? Driving impaired by any type of drug, medication or alcohol or any combination of these is an offence. WHEN DRIVING, CHOOSE SOBER.
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TRUE OR FALSE? Driving after smoking weed is safer than driving drunk? FALSE. Marijuana impairs differently, but it still impairs.
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Did You Know? Driving drunk or high can have the same result.
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Did You Know? Smoking weed before driving can significantly increase your risk of a serious crash. Make the right choice. Choose sober.
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