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Drugged Driving Research

Drugged Driving Research

Drugged driving research is an ongoing process that aids the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program by providing evidence-based methods and criteria to be used in investigating drug-impaired driving offenses.

Drugged driving research is an ongoing process that aids the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program by providing evidence-based methods and criteria to be used in investigating drug-impaired driving offenses.

"An Evaluation of Pupil Size Standards Used By Police Officers for Detecting Drug Impairment," Jack E. Richman et al.

"Drugs and Human Performance Fact Sheets," NHTSA

"Nystagmus Testing in Intoxicated Individuals," Citek et al.

"Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) examination characteristics of cannabis impairment," Rebecca L. Hartman et al.

"A 2-Year Study of Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol Concentrations in Drivers: Examining Driving and Field Sobriety Test Performance," Kari Duclues et al.

"The relationship between performance on the standardised field sobriety tests, driving performance and the level of delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in blood," K. Papafotiou et al.

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