New federal data spotlight a generational pivot: teen cannabis use at record lows while seniors 65+ are consuming more. Here’s what it could mean for the DMV, delivery compliance, and the industry at large.

NORML’s op-ed warns voters about a repeal push in Massachusetts and argues legal markets protect youth better than prohibition. Here’s what’s at stake and why DMV readers should watch.

NORML reports the latest CDC findings show high school marijuana use at a historic low — a data point likely to shape youth access rules, delivery compliance, and policy debates in the DMV.

The 2025 NSDUH shows estimated past-month marijuana use among teens aged 12–17 dropped to 5.0% — a multi-decade low — while young adults aged 18–25 trended downward or stable. Here is what the federal data actually says, what it means for the DMV, and why compliant adult-use markets may be part of the reason.