Roadside studies indicate that 1-15% of drivers drive under the influence of one or more
drugs of abuse. After drug use, drivers are more often culpable for an accident than non …

“A grave problem that developed in New Hampshire… now has all the motor-vehicle
commissioners of the eastern states in a wax. It's whether radios should be allowed on cars …

In the last few years, significant developments have occurred on the key issues involved in
oral fluid drug testing. New pharmacokinetic studies have been conducted, optimal cutoffs …

There were 13,176 roadside drug tests performed in the first year of the random drug-testing
program conducted in the state of Victoria. Drugs targeted in the testing were …

Current research and theory on rave culture has articulated a link between solidarity and
drug use, although the precise nature of this relationship remains unclear. Work conducted …

summary It used to be that raves were grass-roots organized, anti-establishment, unlicensed
all-night drug-fueled dance parties held in abandoned warehouses or an open field. These …

Abstract Introduction and Aims While the perceived risks of driving under the influence of
cannabis (DUIC) have been a focus of recent drug‐driving research, relevant concepts from …

This study examined how illicit drug users perceived roadside drug testing (RDT) in
Queensland, a jurisdiction that enforces a zero-tolerance enforcement strategy to drug …

Road traffic crashes associated with nightlife alcohol and recreational drug use are a major
health problem for young people. Objectives: This study explores use of different forms of …

In December 2007, random roadside drug testing commenced in Queensland, Australia.
Subsequently, the aim of this study was to explore the preliminary impact of Queensland's …