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Malta introduces THC blood limits and random roadside drug testing

A new traffic amendment sets a permissible THC blood level of two micrograms per litre for ordinary drivers and allows random oral-fluid testing. Specified commercial and passenger-service drivers are punishable on a positive THC result, while medical documentation does not excuse drug-driving liability.[1]

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References

  1. Act II of 2026 — Various Laws relating to the Prevention of Driving under the influence of Alcohol and Drugs (Amendment) Act (legislation.mt)archived

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