Pot + Driving
Young Canadians have one of the highest rates of cannabis consumption in the world and many misperceive the risks associated with cannabis-impaired driving. CPHA developed the Pot and Driving campaign, informed by youth focus groups and key informants, to facilitate conversations and raise awareness among young drivers and passengers on the harms associated with cannabis-impaired driving. The campaign was originally launched in 2005 and has been updated in 2018 to reflect recent evidence. Resources are available in English and French.
- Discussion Guide
- 10 Questions for Teenagers
- FAQs
- Pot & Driving poster (8.5x11)
- Pot & Driving poster (11x17)
References (PDF)
Last modified: April 11, 2018
Normalizing Conversations: Engaging public health, public safety, and communities to build capacity for a public health approach to substance use
CPHA has been funded by Health Canada through the Substance Use and Addictions Program to undertake a project to build the knowledge and capacity of decision-makers, health and social service providers, public safety and communities to implement a public health approach to substance use.