Don't Drive High

Drug-impared driving is dangerous

Cannabis can affect your reaction time, decision-making skills, ability to judge distances, and may increase the chances of causing an accident. Don't get behind the wheel or get in a car with a drug-impaired driver.

Drug-impaired driving is against the law. You could face consequences that may include a fine or criminal charges.

What you can do

There are many things you can do instead of getting behind the wheel after using cannabis. No matter what you do, don't drive high.

Plan to get home safely, you have options:

Have a designated driver	Call a friend or loved one	Arrange a cab or ride-share	Take public transit

More information: Government of Canada: Don't Drive High