Authors: Sasha Tanner & Cinthya Fillips How can artificial intelligence (AI) aid in uplifting traffic safety? Interestingly, a research group led by Ryoo recently discovered the significance of AI chatbots on cannabis use and driving through a behavioral […]
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Ride-Share and Safe-Ride Programs: Know the Difference!
Authors: Sasha Tanner & Cinthya Fillips Need a lift? Know what is offered in your area! Anyone who is informed on traffic safety is likely familiar with the terms “ride-share” and “safe-ride” programs, but according to Mamri and colleagues, they have separate […]
Picture This: Cautionary Measures on Prescription Drugs to Reduce Medication‑Impaired Driving
Authors: Sasha Tanner & Cinthya Fillips A picture is worth a thousand words, and in the world of prescription drugs, it can convey vital information for individual and overall public safety. One […]
Cracking the Code: How Do We Understand and Measure Drug-Impaired Driving?
Authors: Sasha Tanner & Cinthya Fillips Impaired driving is one of the most pressing challenges in traffic safety, law enforcement, and criminal justice policy. With substances like alcohol, cannabis, and prescription drugs influencing driver behavior, the question remains: How […]
Cannabis Does Not Make You a Better Driver
Author: Liaba Khan It starts as a harmless thought: “I feel fine.” But feeling fine isn’t the same as driving safely. Every impaired driving crash begins with a decision someone […]
Research Spotlight: Public Attitudes Toward Driving After Cannabis Use
Authors: Sasha Tanner & Cinthya Fillips As cannabis legalization continues to expand, understanding its implications for road safety has become increasingly urgent. A recent meta-analysis published in Transportation Research Part F: Traffic […]
