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Derrick Coleman Smoked Drugs Before Crash, Police Say After Coleman left the scene barefoot and was found by officers, he showed signs of intoxication on a field sobriety test. -
Rising Number of WA Drivers Found with THC in Their Systems A recently released study found a massive increase in the number of drivers testing positive for THC in their systems, with a spike of 44% in the last five years. -
Man Injured In Crash Involving Derrick Coleman What was the cause of Coleman’s car crash? Asleep at the wheel? Distracted by a cell phone? Concussion suffered during practice? These questions need answers. -
An Impaired Van Driver Endangered Everett Senior Citizens Medicine clouded Gilbert Maier's judgment and driving ability, endangering the lives of eleven senior citizens on their trip to the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. -
How Marijuana Affects Your Ability to Drive In Washington State, marijuana is a pretty hot topic due to the recent passing of Initiative 502, which aims to legalize the recreational use of small amounts of marijuana. As part of that legislation, backers of the initiative were tasked with developing a standard for determining impairment levels of people behind the wheel, which has sparked enough debate on its own. -
Seattle Woman Facing Vehicular Assault Charges for Kent Crash Ashley Wanaka is facing vehicular assault charges after she caused a high-speed crash that seriously injured Samir Gardi on Canyon Drive in Kent on January 6 -
Washington State Patrol Still Battling Drivers High on Pot Washington state troopers are still battling drivers who are under the influence of marijuana. During the holiday season, DUI-related accidents and arrests are high -
DUIs, Impaired Driving, Contact Highs, and Ride-share Services DUIs, Impaired Driving, Contact Highs, and Ride-share Services. Effects of marijuana. 10% decrease in DUI rate. Lyft and Uber might be making roads safer. -
Washington Drivers Still Hazy on Marijuana DUI Laws According to a recent article from KIROTV.com, Seattle drivers are confused about marijuana DUI laws after the passage of I-502. Driving under the influence of Marijuana -
Washington State Legal Pot Concerns Traffic Safety Experts Washington state legalized recreational marijuana back in 2012. Now, experts and citizens alike are worried about the increase in car accidents & other injuries -
Marijuana Impaired Driver Charged in Fatal Bicycle Accident King County prosecutors have formally announced vehicular assault charges against an allegedly marijuana-impaired driver who caused a fatal bicycle accident -
Freedheim, Law Enforcement Concerned over Holiday DUIs and DUIDs t’s no secret that law enforcement agencies across the country are gearing up for a busy few weeks of DUI and DUID (driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs) patrols to finish out the holiday season.