Key findings

• The prevalence of reports of driving after consuming illicit drugs among regular ecstasy users declined between 2007 and 2008, but remained relatively stable thereafter.
• REU’s experience of roadside drug testing increased over time between 2007 and 2013.
• There was little variation evident between Victoria and the remainder of the country in terms of reported drug-related driving behaviours.
• A significant minority of REU reported engaging in specific harm reduction strategies as a result of the introduction of roadside drug testing.

Resources

• EDRS July 2015.pdf