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High Drug Concentrations in Impaired Driving Cases: What Harris County Researchers Learned 

July 17, 2026

Drug-impaired driving continues to pose a significant challenge for traffic safety professionals, law enforcement officers, and forensic toxicologists. While alcohol impairment can often be evaluated using established blood alcohol concentration […]

Alcohol-to-Go and Online Ordering: Are ID Checks Keeping Up? 

July 10, 2026

The rise of online alcohol sales has transformed how consumers purchase alcoholic beverages. What began as a convenience during the COVID-19 pandemic has become a permanent part of the retail landscape in many states. […]

Could Knowing Your BAC Make You More Likely to Drive After Drinking? 

July 3, 2026

Smartphone-connected breathalyzers are often promoted as tools that help people make safer decisions after drinking. But what if seeing a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) reading below the legal limit actually increases someone’s […]

Updating the Playbook for Drug-Impaired Driving Investigations

June 26, 2026

Drug-impaired driving continues to be a major traffic safety challenge across the United States. As drug trends evolve and forensic technologies advance, toxicology laboratories must continuously adapt their testing practices to identify substances that may […]

Texas Hemp Updates: What’s Happening and What Comes Next 

June 12, 2026

Texas’ hemp industry is facing major uncertainty. Rapid rule changes, ongoing lawsuits, and shifting enforcement have created a confusing environment for businesses, consumers, and policymakers.  Right now, it feels like […]

Strengthening Road Safety: Why Impaired Driving Tracking Systems Matter

May 29, 2026

Impaired driving remains one of the most serious and preventable dangers on U.S. roads. To address this, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently launched “Pathways to Safer Streets,” its most […]

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