Recent studies have examined how cannabis consumers perceive the risks of driving while under the influence. The research highlights a growing concern among users regarding their ability to operate vehicles safely after consuming cannabis.
In Michigan, where marijuana use is legal, many consumers express mixed feelings about driving while high. Some believe they can drive safely after using cannabis, while others acknowledge the dangers associated with it. This split in perception may reflect broader societal attitudes towards cannabis use and its implications for public safety.
Experts emphasize the need for more awareness and education on the effects of cannabis on driving skills. They point out that understanding these effects is crucial for both consumers and policymakers, particularly as acceptance of cannabis continues to grow across various states.
