Cannabis legalization increases traffic fatalities — but mostly in neighboring, un-legalized states

Tyler Lane

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Blog covering my study of the effect of legalising cannabis on traffic fatalities.

Period	7 Feb 2019

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Title	Cannabis legalization increases traffic fatalities — but mostly in neighboring, un-legalized states
Media name/outlet	ZME Science
Media type	Web
Date	7/02/19
Description	Coverage of my research on the link between cannabis legalisation and traffic fatalities.
Producer/Author	Alexandru Micu
URL	https://www.zmescience.com/science/cannabis-legalization-traffic-victim-5274201/
Persons	Tyler Lane

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