Drugged driving

In many states, it is illegal to drive with any detectable amount of controlled substance in blood. Other states define drugged driving as driving when the driver is incapable of driving safely... 

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Drug-driving research can be based on either naturalistic observations or on experimental manipulation. But rigorous control and true cause-and-effect relationships can only be achieved... 

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