A new study examining post-legalization traffic fatalities in Connecticut found an increase in the proportion of victims testing positive for weed. However, the data reveals significant nuance across different road users: while weed increased notably among deceased motorcyclists and pedestrians, the rise among car drivers was not statistically significant. Researchers and toxicologists emphasized that the presence of cannabis metabolites indicates past use rather than active impairment at the time of a collision, meaning the data shows correlation rather than direct cause. So that makes it inconclusive data.
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