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Impaired Driving Program Reveals Rift Among Cannabis Commissioners

Sam Drysdale1/13/23 7:00 AM

Cannabis control commissioners were at sharp disagreement Thursday over a new curriculum on driving under the influence of marijuana. This month, Massachusetts became the first recreational-use cannabis state in the nation to adopt a curriculum to educate teens on cannabis-impaired driving. But Commissioner Nurys Camargo said the curriculum had an "underlying feeling or tone of disregard for legalization."

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