For cannabis lovers, 4/20 is the equivalent of Christmas, but the Connecticut Department of Transportation and local law enforcement agencies sternly reminded residents on Friday that impaired driving is deadly and illegal.
In a release from CTDOT a day ahead of the marijuana holiday, the agency urged the public to consider that driving impaired is dangerous.
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