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One in three people killed on New Zealand roads have drugs in their system that can affect driving ability, writes University of Auckland pharmacy law lecturer Sanya Ram
Substance impaired driving is a serious and significant issue in road safety. One in three people killed on New Zealand roads have medication or drugs
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2. NZ Transport Agency. Are you safe to drive? Available at https://bit.ly/2W42pLt (accessed 20 February 2019).
3. Land Transport Act 1998 (New Zealand) s11A.
4. Land Transport Act 1998 (New Zealand) s12.
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