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Armentano has also studied up on motor impairment caused by marijuana. “Acute intoxication from marijuana that could adversely affect motor skills lasts about 60 minutes. A study published just this past year on psychomotor impairment said that experienced users of the drug really didn’t perform differently after they used marijuana.”
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Nobody is saying that it’s OK to drive while impaired by marijuana. However, when compared to alcohol use, the harms were much less. Or as Abel puts it, “marijuana is way safer than alcohol.” A 2007 research report from the Society for the Study of Addiction,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], “Developing limits for driving under cannabis,” suggests a THC level of 7 to 10 nanograms per milliliter, which is analogous to .08 percent blood alcohol content in terms of driving impairment. But that just addresses the high.
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