Eh, you can still do a blood test in conjunction with a field sobriety test. Its not as cut and dry as something like alcohol, but to be honest it really shouldn’t be anyways considering how much more dangerous driving while drunk is.
Blood THC levels aren’t indicative of impairment. Even high levels are only weakly associated with impairment in occasional users, and there’s no correlation in regular users.
A THC test isn’t directly testing for THC; it tests for what your body breaks it down into. This is different from alcohol tests that directly tests for alcohol.
Eh, you can still do a blood test in conjunction with a field sobriety test. Its not as cut and dry as something like alcohol, but to be honest it really shouldn’t be anyways considering how much more dangerous driving while drunk is.
Blood THC levels aren’t indicative of impairment. Even high levels are only weakly associated with impairment in occasional users, and there’s no correlation in regular users.
You sound either like someone who has never smoked, or smokes way too much 😁
I’m someone who looked up studies on the topic.
A THC test isn’t directly testing for THC; it tests for what your body breaks it down into. This is different from alcohol tests that directly tests for alcohol.