Cannabis: drive-throughs.

California Assembly Bill 2697 allows cannabis businesses to set up drive-through services for customers. This means that people can purchase cannabis products from their vehicles without needing to enter the store. The bill aims to enhance convenience for consumers and adapt to modern retail practices.

Supporters of AB 2697 argue that drive-through options will improve accessibility for cannabis users, making it easier for them to obtain products safely and conveniently. They believe this will also help businesses by increasing sales and attracting more customers who prefer quick service.

Critics of the bill express concerns that drive-through cannabis sales could lead to increased substance abuse and impaired driving. They worry that making cannabis more accessible in this way may undermine public safety and complicate efforts to regulate its use.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.