Wisconsin Act 99 allows roadside oral‑fluid screening to aid drug‑impaired driving investigations; Chemical Test Section toxicologist Amy Eisler said devices will be screening tools, not admissible in court, and training and device approval are required before deployment.

A 30-year-old man was found asleep in a small truck in Villach while allegedly under the influence of drugs and without a driving licence, ORF reported. Police also found a small amount of heroin in his possession. Police were alerted by an emergency call on Wednesday afternoon about a driver in …

David Sollet faulted the incumbent for not backing a bill tied to a fatal 2016 crash (Thomas Clardy) that he said would give prosecutors new tools to address drug‑impaired driving; Marian Ryan said the bill failed after expert debate and judicial standards were not met.

Police detained a 38-year-old German driver in St. Veit an der Glan after finding that he was allegedly driving under the influence of drugs and carrying a suspected forged Estonian driving licence, ORF reported. A police patrol stopped the man during a vehicle and driver check in the town on Fri…

NTSB advocates for better testing and education to address drug impaired driving issues.

ALBANY | he Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) reminds New Yorkers that driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs, including cannabis, is not only dangerous, but also illegal in New Yor...

Safety advocates and local government officials joined members of Congress in calling for action to reduce traffic deaths in a House subcommittee hearing.

New York Office of Cannabis Management is challenging Gov. Kathy Hochul on a proposal in her budget that would change the Marijuana Regulation and Tax Act.

While we know the most precious gifts should be delivered safe and sober, more and more people are choosing to drive drunk during December. Data from NHTSA shows December drunk driving deaths are the ...

The Department of Public Works launched its “Drive sober or get pulled over” and “drive high, get a DUI” campaigns with the annual proclamation signing declaring December &ldqu