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Stoned driving epidemic puts wrinkle in pot debate
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[quote:Asharajade:MV8xODEyMjA3XzMwMTU5ODQ0X0I1MjRGNDQ4] I started smoking pot when I was 14yrs old 35 yrs ago. I have never known of one person that has caused any wrecks or got tickets while driving stoned. [/quote]
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The suburban Denver woman uses medical marijuana to ease multiple sclerosis symptoms and says she'd never get behind the wheel right after smoking. But her case underscores a problem that no one's sure how to solve: How do you tell if someone is too stoned to drive?
But unlike alcohol, marijuana stays in the blood long after the high wears off a few hours after use, and there is no quick test to determine someone's level of impairment - not that scientists haven't been working on it.
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