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Governor s Highway Safety Program warns about impaired driving on April 20, 2024

CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — The West Virginia Governor’s Safety Program (GHSP) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) are partnering together for a campaign. The campaign is for April 20, 2024, a date that is associated with increased marijuana use, with the campaign reminding marijuana users: If You Feel Different, You Drive Different. This […]

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Motorists reminded of drug-impaired driving dangers as 4/20 approaches

charleston, w.va. – On April 20 (4/20), a date associated with increased marijuana use, the West Virginia Governor’s Highway Safety Program and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are joining

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Maine Bureau of Highway Safety says: Don t let your 420 go up in smoke; if you feel different, you drive different

On the 20th of April (also known as 4/20 – a date associated with cannabis use) many cannabis users will observe a day of increased consumption. This year, April 20th is on a Saturday, which means more impaired drivers are likely to be on the roads.

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5 THINGS TO KNOW: Plan for a sober driver on 4/20

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office urges drivers to stay sober behind the wheel.

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If You Feel Different, You Drive Different: Drive High, Get a DUI

If You Feel Different, You Drive Different: Drive High, Get a DUI
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