Cannabis Driving Study
Join a CU Anschutz study about the impact of cannabis on driving.
Study mission and purpose
Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Colorado School of Public Health, and Injury & Violence Prevention Center want to learn more about how people are affected by cannabis in different ways. We will use a driving simulator to compare the driving performance of adults who use cannabis daily, occasionally or have not recently used cannabis.
Why participate?
- Receive up to $300 for your time
- Experience operating an advanced driving simulator
- Help researchers learn more about the impact of cannabis on driving
What is involved?
- One screening and one study visit at the research site in Denver
- Study visit includes health tests and a driving assessment using a driving simulator
- Participants must confirm that they have safe transportation home following the visit
Eligibility
Candidates may be eligible if they:
- Are adults 25 to 55 years old
- Are generally healthy
- Use cannabis daily, occasionally or have not recently used cannabis
- Regularly drive a car or truck
- Have a driver's license and health insurance
Get in touch
If interested in participating or learning more, please click on the Get In Touch button at the top of this page to answer a few screening questions and provide us with contact information.
Principal investigator
COMIRB #20-0949
Our team
Lauren Turow
Research Coordinator
Kimberly Thies
Research Coordinator
Emily Drewniany
Research Coordinator