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Impaired Driving

What Texas Can Learn from New York’s Evidential Oral Fluid Testing Program

October 23, 2026

As states continue to grapple with the growing challenge of drug-impaired driving, New York has emerged as a national leader by successfully implementing a statewide evidential oral fluid testing program. […]

What Maryland’s Drug Recognition Experts Are Seeing After Cannabis Legalization 

October 16, 2026

As more states legalize cannabis, policymakers, law enforcement agencies, and public safety professionals continue to ask an important question: How does legalization affect impaired driving? A recent doctoral study exploring […]

Why Drivers View Drugged Driving Differently Than Drinking and Driving 

October 9, 2026

Police car with flashing lights during a snowy night on a city road.

Most people recognize the dangers of driving after drinking alcohol. But do drivers view drug driving the same way? New research suggests they do not. A study published in the […]

Why Prioritizing Impaired Driving Enforcement Matters 

October 2, 2026

Every year, alcohol-impaired driving contributes to thousands of preventable crashes, injuries, and deaths across the United States. While laws against impaired driving are well established, the effectiveness of those laws […]

Strengthening Cannabis-Impaired Driving Detection: What Research Says 

September 29, 2026

As cannabis use becomes more common, law enforcement agencies need reliable ways to identify truly impaired drivers. A recent commentary by Thomas D. Marcotte and Robert L. Fitzgerald highlights key […]

Mississippi DUI Education Program Shows Positive Impact on Participant Behavior

September 18, 2026

A recent study evaluated the Mississippi Alcohol Safety Education Program (MASEP), a statewide program required for people convicted of their first DUI offense. Researchers found that participants had positive experiences […]

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