Washington's Cannabis DUI Rules: What You Need to Know
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In Washington state, driving under the influence of cannabis is strictly prohibited, with a legal limit of five nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood. Police use a comprehensive approach, including roadside sobriety tests and drug recognition experts, to determine impairment. Cannabis slows reaction times, causes drowsiness, and impairs judgment, posing risks to all drivers. Penalties for DUI are severe, including jail time, fines, license suspensions, and ignition interlocks. Health experts advise waiting at least six hours after smoking or eight hours after edibles before driving.
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