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Worth noting that roadside testing is only done for cocaine and cannabis. Because I can drive fine on shrooms.
Anyway, not intending it to be a drug policy discussion. Operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs should attract an immediate ban as a minimum sentence. More that it feels like we are on a step towards handing out criminal convictions for something with little or no benefit to society. Reminds me how a busted tail light can get you into prison in parts of the US...
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Cannabis used to be the drug of choice in prisons in England and Wales. Then random mandatory drug tests were introduced. Result? Heroin became the most commonly used drug in prisons, because it stays in the body a much shorter time. Epic win, obv.