When you drive, it might be easy to go on autopilot.
But there are many conscious and subconscious activities that have to take place when you drive. And they all require focus. You need to be alert on the road so you can make split second decisions.
Research shows that drugs, including cannabis, can affect your ability to react quickly, and increase your chance of a crash.
That’s why drug-impaired driving is dangerous, and illegal - it’s a serious criminal offense that can result in heavy fines and imprisonment. It doesn’t matter what kind of motor vehicle you’re operating.
Law enforcement across Canada is trained to spot drug-impaired drivers, so it’s not worth the risk.
Drug-impaired driving can put you, your passengers and anyone sharing the road with you in serious danger. Plan ahead to get home safely. Find more information at canada.ca/dontdrivehigh
All Star Driving School offers resources and comprehensive safe driving information for young drivers. Our Beginner Driver's Education (BDE) course offers a wealth of driver safety tips and is approved by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation.
The BDE course covers all the different types of impaired driving, with emphasis on attention, perception and risk management. Take our MTO Approved Beginner Driver Education Course and become a safe, confident & collision-free driver!
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