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Would you like gummies with that? Drive-thru marijuana proposal moves forward
A California bill proposing drive-thru marijuana sales advanced through a Senate committee, aiming to boost the legal market's competitiveness and improve access for mobility-impaired individuals. Opponents, including the California Narcotic Officers’ Association, argue it prioritizes speed over safety, citing risks like ID verification and intoxicated drivers. The bill received mixed support from Democrats and Republicans in the committee.
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