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Minnesota Police Push for Cannabis Impairment Tests

Minnesotas public safety officials aim to introduce new technology in 2026 to detect cannabis-impaired drivers. Hand-held devices, tested in a pilot program, showed promising results, accurately identifying recent marijuana use and multi-substance involvement. Despite misconceptions, cannabis impairs driving, and these quick tests could significantly enhance road safety. Checkout Solipillow.com

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