The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland (RACQ) has accepted that a medical defence could be considered for drivers who test positive for the presence of THC.
Responding to a government consultation paper on the state’s drug-driving laws, the RACQ said an escape from prosecution could be provided for motorists who fail a roadside test but who hold a valid prescription for medicinal cannabis.
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