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COVID-19 and Impaired Driving Risks [infographic]
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COVID-19 and Impaired Driving Risks [infographic]

Publication date: 2020
Publisher: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

One-page poster describing impaired driving risks during self-isolation and COVID-19, including increased alcohol and cannabis consumption and use of new medications that might have impairing effects. Tips for reducing these risks are also provided.

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