Current NSW law, the 2026 reform proposal and practical steps after a roadside test. Key point: A lawful prescription for a THC-containing cannabis medicine does not currently give a driver permission to drive with THC present in their system in NSW. A reform Bill was introduced in June 2026, but it is not yet law.…
Read articleDrug driving offences in New South Wales are increasingly common, largely due to the widespread use of roadside drug testing. Many drivers are caught off guard, not because they were impaired, but because the law does not require impairment at all. If you’ve tested positive during a roadside test, you may be facing fines, a…
Read articleIn NSW, one of the most misunderstood aspects of drug driving laws is that you can be charged even if you’re not visibly impaired or high at the time of driving. Drug driving offences focus on the presence of prohibited substances, not whether you’re affected. How Does Roadside Drug Testing Work? NSW Police conduct…
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