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Study Reveals Driving Within Three Hours of Smoking Marijuana Doubles the Risk of Car Accidents

For many years, researchers and other experts have been attempting to provide a tangible link between smoking marijuana and the dangers it relates to when someone gets behind the wheel of a vehicle. This has been difficult information to decipher given the lack of technology that would otherwise aid law enforcement officials from measuring the amount of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, in a driver’s system after a crash.

 

Florida DUI Accident Lawyers Discussing Potential Plaintiffs

When someone makes the terrible decision to climb behind the wheel of a vehicle after consuming alcohol and/or some other intoxicant, it immediately creates a situation where anyone who is in the area of that moving vehicle can be severely injured or worse.  That’s one of the many reasons that Florida DUI laws have gotten stricter and have begun to carry tougher penalties in recent years.  Unfortunately, tougher laws have not lead to an elimination of drinking and driving in the state.

 

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Drunk Driving

During 2005, 16,885 people in the U.S. died in alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes, representing 39% of all traffic-related deaths.