Cannabidiol use ‘does not impair driving’
But medicinal cannabis containing THC is another matter and there’s concern the study doses were too low
Low-dose cannabidiol (CBD) does not affect a person’s driving performance, a first-of-its-kind Australian-led study has found.
But cannabis products containing delta-4-tetrahydrocannabidiol (THC) can impair driving ability – including reaction time and psychomotor function — for up to four hours following consumption, researchers say.
