Drug-impaired driving has become an increasing danger on our nation’s roads. In recent years, several states have created new laws allowing marijuana on a recreational or medical basis, which has made discussing the impaired-driving issue even more important. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) wants all marijuana users to know that nationally, it is illegal to use marijuana and then drive. On the 20th of April (also known as 4/20 — a te

10-60 The Stop: DUI - Drugs Impaired Driving includes marijuana use. In this video officers noticed clear signs of erratic driving and, through specialized training and field sobriety tests, determined the driver was impaired by cannabis. It's the Law in Oklahoma, operating a vehicle with any amount of controlled substance, including marijuana can lead to a DUI-D charge, even if you possess a medical marijuana card, you are not permitted to drive while impaired. Plan Ahead. Get a Safe Ride. | Ok