Queensland to introduce new drink and drug driving laws to fix 'loophole'

Queensland is stepping up its fight against dangerous driving with new laws that close a loophole allowing medical cannabis users to avoid penalties. The government is taking a zero-tolerance approach, doubling down on severe penalties for drink and drug driving. This move comes as part of a broader crackdown aimed at making roads safer and ensuring that all drivers, regardless of their circumstances, face serious consequences for dangerous behavior. The changes underscore a significant shift in policy, reflecting a growing recognition of the risks posed by impaired driving.