This Isn’t Your Father’s Weed — and It’s Tied to 40 Percent of Fatal Crashes

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This Isn’t Your Father’s Weed — and It’s Tied to 40 Percent of Fatal Crashes (pjmedia.com)

It’s been six years since legal weed went on sale in Ohio — and now it seems nearly half the stoners in fatal crashes forgot to just stay home and eat their Cheetos. A new Wright State University study showed that more than four out of 10 deadly car crashes included a driver with high levels of THC in their bloodstream.

Considering how much smoke and smell I get during my daily commute, yeah...half the people on the road are high.

> It’s been six years since legal weed went on sale in Ohio — and now it seems nearly half the stoners in fatal crashes forgot to just stay home and eat their Cheetos. A new Wright State University study showed that more than four out of 10 deadly car crashes included a driver with high levels of THC in their bloodstream. Considering how much smoke and smell I get during my daily commute, yeah...half the people on the road are high.