Any high is a DWI.
You can be charged with a DWI (Driving While Intoxicated) for driving under the influence of:
- Alcohol
- Cannabis
- THC products
- Prescription medications
- Cocaine
- Methamphetamines
- Any other drug — legal or illegal
Driving after using alcohol or drugs isn't worth the risk.
Using alcohol or drugs before driving is dangerous, but mixing them is even more risky. Together, they can hit harder than expected, causing greater impairment and making driving much more dangerous.
When drivers use alcohol and THC together, they have 25 times the risk of causing a fatal crash.1
Do you know how your night will end?
Don't count on it ending well unless you choose a sober ride. Take a spin to see the possible consequences of the choices you make.
Take a Spin
