In Colorado, if you drive while impaired by drugs such as marijuana, you can be arrested and charged with a DUI. But the logistics of determining a driver’s level of THC (marijuana’s active ingredient) impairment have yet to be standardized, and there is no continuity in reporting arrest data for marijuana impairment.

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