A cannabis dispensary on wheels will roll through Texas this October with the goal of teaching Texans about medical marijuana laws.
The ‘CannaBus’, a 36-foot bus operated by the Austin-based company goodblend, will have a private consultation room, products on display and an outdoor education exhibition.
Goodblend, one of just three licensed medical marijuana dispensaries in the state, says they hope "Ride For Your Rights" Tour can show Texans the process to get a medical marijuana prescription. "The medical cannabis program will never change unless Texans stand up and make it change," said Reece Fulgham, the CEO of Parallel, goodblend's parent company. "The 'Ride For Your Rights' CannaBus Tour was designed to educate and galvanize support for expanding access to Texans in need. We hope the support rallied will convince Texas policymakers that there's strong public demand for real, lasting change.
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