The findings from this study verified previous studies which suggested that cannabis use has been linked with partial or full tolerance when it comes to psychomotor and cognitive performance. “This may indicate that those who did use daily may perceive a potential adverse impact of acute cannabis use on driving performance and may attempt to compensate by slowing down to have more time to react to changes in the roadway,” said the researchers.
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