Wisconsin Allows Saliva Tests for Drug-Impaired Driving
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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signs new law allowing roadside saliva tests for drug-impaired drivers, making Wisconsin one of 28 states with such screening. Tests detect drug classes like THC, opiates, and stimulants, aiding arrests and follow-up tests. The law builds on a 2017 pilot program in Dane County, with support from law enforcement and advocacy groups.
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