Cannabis and Driving

Cannabis can slow down your reaction time and increase your chance of a crash.  If you use cannabis, it’s important that you do not drive.  It is considered impaired driving and you could be charged. 

More information and resources:

• What You Need to Know About Cannabis Use and Driving  
  In Saskatchewan, it’s illegal and will continue to be illegal to drive while impaired – whether by drugs or alcohol – even once cannabis becomes legal in Canada in 2018.
• Drinking, Drugs and Driving Consequences  
  Learn about the consequences and costs of impaired driving for new and experienced drivers.   
• Consequences of Impaired Driving  
  Infographics show how drivers impaired by drugs face the same penalties and consequences as drivers impaired by alcohol.    
• Immediate Roadside Licence Suspensions  
  Learn how drivers face immediate roadside suspensions if they have a blood alcohol content between zero and .08 or are under the influence of drugs. 
• Impaired Driving Education Programs  
  Find out more about the three types of impaired driving programs. 
• Avoid Driving after Drinking or Doing Drugs  
  Find out more about the effects of drugs on driving.

Source: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/cannabis-in-saskatchewan/cannabis-and-driving