Drugged Driving: Every state has a DUID Law... Know Yours

Every state has DUID (driving under the influence of drugs) legislation on the books. These laws fall into three distinct categories: Effect-Based DUID Laws, Per Se DUID Laws, "Zero Tolerance" Per Se Laws.

To read NORML's comprehensive report of cannabis use and psychomotor impairment, please see: Cannabis and Driving: A Scientific and Rational Review."


Information for each state
Alabama Drugged Driving


Alaska Drugged Driving


Arizona Drugged Driving


Arkansas Drugged Driving


California Drugged Driving


Colorado Drugged Driving


Connecticut Drugged Driving


Delaware Drugged Driving


District of Columbia Drugged Driving


Florida Drugged Driving


Georgia Drugged Driving


Guam Drugged Driving


Hawaii Drugged Driving


Idaho Drugged Driving


Illinois Drugged Driving


Indiana Drugged Driving


Iowa Drugged Driving


Kansas Drugged Driving


Kentucky Drugged Driving


Louisiana Drugged Driving


Maine Drugged Driving


Maryland Drugged Driving


Massachusetts Drugged Driving


Michigan Drugged Driving


Minnesota Drugged Driving


Mississippi Drugged Driving


Missouri Drugged Driving


Montana Drugged Driving


Nevada Drugged Driving


New Hampshire Drugged Driving


Nebraska Drugged Driving


New Jersey Drugged Driving


New Mexico Drugged Driving


North Carolina Drugged Driving


New York Drugged Driving


North Dakota Drugged Driving


Ohio Drugged Driving


Oklahoma Drugged Driving


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Pennsylvania Drugged Driving


Rhode Island Drugged Driving


South Carolina Drugged Driving


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Tennessee Drugged Driving


Texas Drugged Driving


Utah Drugged Driving


Vermont Drugged Driving


Virginia Drugged Driving


Washington Drugged Driving


West Virginia Drugged Driving


Wisconsin Drugged Driving


Wyoming Drugged Driving

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