A new study from Johns Hopkins researchers warns that combining cannabis edibles with alcohol can significantly increase driving impairment compared to using either substance alone. Participants who consumed both showed greater difficulties with driving-related skills, including reaction time, coordination, and decision-making. Researchers also found that standard field sobriety tests often failed to detect impairment caused by cannabis edibles, raising concerns about road safety and law enforcement’s ability to identify affected drivers. The findings highlight the unique risks associated with mixing these substances and underscore the importance of avoiding driving after consuming alcohol, cannabis products, or both.
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