Systems to detect drug-impaired drivers will be tested as part of Police Pilot Project.

Written by:  ptcnetcanada   |    |  December 19th 2016 05:31 AM   |  Updated: December 19th 2016 05:31 AM
Systems to detect  drug-impaired  drivers will be tested as part of  Police  Pilot  Project.

Systems to detect drug-impaired drivers will be tested as part of Police Pilot Project.

Written by:  ptcnetcanada
Last Updated: December 19th 2016 05:31 AM
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Police is some jurisdictions may soon ask drivers to volunteer for a saliva test as part of a pilot project aimed at detecting drug-impaired drivers.

Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says his department and the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators will collaborate with police forces on the project, which will look at how two different devices work under varying weather conditions.

Police forces from Toronto, Vancouver, Halifax and Gatineau, Quebec will take part in the project, along with the Ontario Provincial Police and RCMP detachments in North Battleford, Sask., and Yellowknife.

The testing results will help establish possible future operating procedures.

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