The Effects of Psychoactive Prescription Drugs on Driving (Report at a Glance)

Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

  • Impaired Driving
  • Prescription Drugs
The Effects of Psychoactive Prescription Drugs on Driving (Report at a Glance)

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Summarizes a technical report of the same name on the adverse effects of psychoactive prescription drugs, such as on cocaine, cannabis and methamphetamine, on driving.
 

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