People Against Drink Driving

Unique Pharmacological Challenges Unlike alcohol, which displays a relatively predictable concentration-response relationship, THC presents distinct challenges for measuring and predicting impairment. THC is highly fat-soluble, leading to unpredictable absorption, distribution, and elimination patterns that vary significantly among individuals and circumstances. Peak THC concentrations do not correlate well with the degree of behavioural impairment, meaning that

 October 24, 2025  As jurisdictions worldwide continue to legalise cannabis for both “medicinal” and recreational use, a disturbing pattern has emerged on our roads. Recent data from Ohio revealing that over 40% of drivers killed in car crashes tested positive for THC represents just the latest confirmation of what extensive research has been warning us

Releasing the third and latest White Paper on IntoxiSense—a groundbreaking advancement in substance detection and impairment assessment. By harnessing the precision of Near-Infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy, IntoxiSense enables accurate, non-invasive identification of alcohol, drugs, and metabolites, overcoming the constraints of conventional methods such as Ion Mobility Spectrometry. Our publication, Advancing Safety with Near-Infrared Spectroscopy, delves into the scientific principles and

A tragic accident in Bexleyheath has shed new light on drug-driving risks as a bus driver, Martin Asolo-Agogua, pleaded guilty to causing the death of nine-year-old Ada Bicakci. The Bus driver cannabis death occurred when the driver, high on cannabis, struck Ada and her brother on Watling Street on the 3rd of August 2023. The heartbreaking incident

Driving safely on American roads means remaining alert, focused, and fully in control. Yet, recent data shows a clear rise in cannabis use among drivers, putting Cannabis and Driving Safety in the national spotlight. Understanding why this is happening is essential for anyone interested in keeping our communities safe. The Rise of Drugged Driving in

Cannabis impaired driving is emerging as a critical concern in the UK and beyond, especially as a new marijuana driving study reveals more than half of cannabis users get behind the wheel just hours after consumption. New data from AAA and the University of Illinois Chicago shed light on risky driving behaviours and growing misperceptions

The system uses a saliva collection device to test impaired drivers for marijuana use as well as other drugs. Over the last year, a group of officers with the Minnesota State Patrol carried a new piece of equipment in their squad cars. It looked like a Keurig machine, only this device doesn’t make coffee; It