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Marijuana & Driving Data in Colorado
Jack K. Reed Colorado Department of Public Safety, Division of Criminal Justice, Office of Research & Statistics August 2016
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Components of Impaired Driving
Use
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Date on Use What we have Prevalence surveys Purchasing data
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Young Adult Marijuana Usage Rates
Source: SAMHSA, National Survey on Drug Use and Health
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Date on Use What we need Better trend data…start collecting now!
Information on types of usage-ingestion matters
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Components of Impaired Driving
Use Choice
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Data on Choice What we have General surveys Periodic roadside
Media campaigns
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Driving Choices High school students drove after using:
Marijuana—11% Alcohol—8% High school students drove after using: Marijuana—9% Alcohol—28% Prescription drugs—6% Adults drove after using:
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Data on Choice What we need Timely & focused roadside surveys
Innovative data (e.g. Uber customer survey) Better data on effectiveness of media campaigns
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Components of Impaired Driving
Use Choice Detection
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Data on DUID Detection What we have DUID arrests
Few agencies Toxicology (limited & unlinked) FARS
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Fatalities on Colorado Roadways
Note: A positive test for cannabinoids may be the result of active THC or one of its inactive metabolites and does not necessarily indicate impairment. Source: Data provided by Colorado Department of Transportation, 8/4/2016. 2015 DATA ARE PRELIMINARY AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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Driving Under the Influence Colorado State Patrol
Note: Citation type is classified according to the trooper’s impressions of the reason for impairment. Source: Data provided by Colorado State Patrol, 8/4/2016.
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Data on DUID Detection What we need Improved detection capabilities
Improved crash forms Reporting from all jurisdictions Toxicology linked to cases and crashes Timely reporting
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Components of Impaired Driving
Use Choice Detection Response
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Data on Response What we have Court filings Pre-sentence assessments
Probation Treatment prevalence Recidivism
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Data on Response
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Data on Response What we need Response affect on recidivism
Linked offense location
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Data Sources
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Recommendations Convene stakeholders to discuss data now. You will need to make changes! Transportation Local law enforcement State public safety Judicial Community supervision Public health Human services
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Colorado Division of Criminal Justice
Contact Information Jack Reed Colorado Division of Criminal Justice 700 Kipling St., Suite 1000 Lakewood, CO 80215
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