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Marijuana has been legal to most Canadians for the better part of eight months now, but local police arent pinning increases in impaired driving on pot.Detection of impaired drivers is getting better, they say, and new roadside saliva tests will help detect marijuana and cocaine use in young, novice and commercial drivers, where zero-tolerance is in play. There was a bit of a fear prior to legalization of cannabis last year, that it was going to be the boogie man; there was going to be this big explosion of impaired driving arrests, but we didnt see that at all at the point of legalization or even through our festive RIDE program last year, said Staff Sgt. Mike Hinsperger, head of the Waterloo Regional Police Services traffic division. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW During an interview last Thursday, Hinsperger said thered been 41 drug-impaired driving arrests to date this year, compared with 28 during the same period in 2018. Theres a number of reasons why we may be seeing that. I know for a fact, one of them is weve had a lot of training with the SFST standardized field sobriety testing program, and ov
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