Advocates seeking closure of impaired driving 'loophole' ahead of possible marijuana legalization

If a driver is pulled over and suspected of driving while impaired by drugs, the arresting officer currently has to identify the drug and that drug has to appear on a state list. If that doesn't happen, the driver could be off the hook.

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