NSW drug driving law requires no proof of impairment. Any detectable prescribed drug while driving is an offence. Here is how Mobile Drug Testing works and what options are available if charged.
Understand NSW drug driving laws, penalties and your legal options under zero‑tolerance rules, including medicinal cannabis and roadside drug tests.
It is one of the most frustrating conversations defence lawyers have with clients. A driver is pulled over. They cooperate fully. They speak clearly. They are not swerving, not speeding, not doing anything that suggests impairment. Then the roadside drug test comes back positive. The reaction is immediate and often genuine: “I wasn’t high. I…
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