How much marijuana can be transported into another state from Oregon?

The correct choice is "None," as individuals are prohibited from transporting marijuana across state lines, regardless of the amount. This restriction is due to federal law, which classifies marijuana as a Schedule I controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act. Because marijuana remains illegal at the federal level, transporting it to another state—even if that state has legalized its use—is considered illegal. This applies to any quantity of marijuana, whether for personal use or otherwise.

Although some states allow the legal possession and use of marijuana, moving it from one state to another is not permitted under current laws. Understanding this legal framework is critical for complying with both state and federal regulations regarding marijuana use and transport.