“While adult cannabis use is not a new issue, employers are concerned about how the legalization and subsequent increased use will affect the workplace.”

“In study after study, marijuana has been shown to impair judgment, alertness, concentration, coordination and reaction time. On its own, marijuana is thought to double a driver’s risk of being in a crash. When mixed with alcohol, the risk of an accident can increase as much as 20 times.”

“One question that remains is how can you test for recent marijuana use when it comes to impaired driving?”

“Ever since marijuana has become legal in Colorado, the need for a marijuana breathalyzer to determine if someone is driving stoned has come to the forefront.” View the full video here >

“I’m looking for a company that produces a marijuana breathalyzer.” View the full video here >

“CEO Mike Lynn demos a breathalyzer that measures the amount of THC in a person’s breath.”

“If Arizona voters legalize marijuana, questions are being raised about how to test if someone is driving stoned.”

“One of the most hotly debated questions in Prop 205: How do you prove a marijuana DUI?”

“A bay area company is making strides in measuring how much pot people smoke or consume.”

“In breath, THC only stays for a very brief period of time. So unlike, saliva, blood or urine, where what you did last weekend, will still show up in that [bodily fluids]. In breath, it just doesn’t. It only shows up for a few hours.”

“The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has determined that smoking cannabis less than three hours prior to operating a motor vehicle impairs judgment and compromises driving performance”

“Laboratory studies show a link between recent marijuana use and driving skills, especially at high dosages. Marijuana is increasing in prevalence among drivers”