More people are driving under the influence of drugs than are driving under the influence of alcohol. A recent roadside survey showed that 16 percent of the people tested, tested positive for illicit or licit drugs. Thats significantly higher than alcohol.
Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy
an interview on C-SPAN's Washington Journal
Subjects: crime,marijuana,transportationSpeaker: gil-kerlikowskeSpeaker Job Title: Director of the Office of National Drug Control PolicyParty affiliation: democrat