Rally at the State Capitol Against Senate Bill 289, The 'Drugged Driving Bill'

If passed, this law would establish that anyone testing positive for a schedule one narcotic is “Drugged Driving”. Prescription drugs will get an exemption, but this leaves out medical cannabis which is only obtained by a doctor’s recommendation.

This would make it illegal for anyone using cannabis to drive, since THC stays in your system for weeks. Any regular cannabis user behind the wheel of a car, at any time, would be a criminal under this proposed legislation.

The Medical Cannabis Community is uniting with the “Legalize it” community in a show of force against this discriminatory law.

Each group will have representation, there will be speakers and organizational information on how to fight the bill will be distributed.

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