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The Need, the Need for Weed: Cannabis-Related Traffic Collisions (VoD)

Cannabis is becoming more readily available and has been legalized in several states. As we begin to see an increase in traffic collisions related to cannabis impairment, we must be competent and confident in our abilities to recognize impaired drivers. Inv. Dale Drummond (Beverly Hills Police Department) will examine two cannabis-related traffic fatality case studies, focusing on correlating the effects of cannabis on the task of driving and how to testify as an expert in these multi-dimensional investigations.

Topics Include

Review of two case studies of cannabis-related traffic fatalities
Correlate the effects of cannabis and driving
Provide expert testimony in multi-dimensional investigations

Note

This is an individually recorded and professionally produced breakout session from the 2021 Symposium on Traffic Safety.

Audience

Law enforcement, military, private crash reconstructionists, claims adjustors, and engineers

Course Length

2 hours

Online Details

Online environment: Videos on Demand (VoDs) provide comprehensive, subject-specific information and must be viewed within 30 days upon registration. Once the 30-day period has ended, you may have limited access and be required to re-enroll. Additional fees may apply.

Computer requirements: You will complete the course entirely online. A dependable broadband internet connection with a Windows or Mac computer and Adobe Acrobat Reader (free download) are required.

Companion VoDs

Crash Investigation

Impaired Driving

This course is not eligible for certificate discounts.

The Need, the Need for Weed: Cannabis-Related Traffic Collisions (VoD)

Ongoing

Online

Instructor:

Fee: $99.00

Note: Log-in instructions will be included in the confirmation letter sent to the email address listed in the student profile. Students will have 30 days from the time of registration to complete the training.

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