Rejected petition Review the laws relating to driving and prescribed medical cannabis use

I want the government to investigate the impact on driving of prescribed medical cannabis because at the moment there are arguably a lot of people driving around impaired.

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Arguably medical cannabis users have an unfair right to be impaired whilst driving. This could place many people in danger from those that choose to medicate and take the wheel.

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Under the Road Traffic Act 1988, individuals who are legally prescribed medical cannabis are allowed to drive as long as they adhere to their doctor’s guidance and are not impaired at the time of driving.

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Date submitted 14 January 2026
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