Officers say he tested positive with a drug wipe on the side of the road.
Shropshire police officers say the operational patrol unit made the arrest on the A41 at Tern Hill after the man tested positive with a drug wipe on the side of the road.
A spokesman for West Mercia Police said:"A Market Drayton man has been arrested by officers from the OPU on the A41 at Tern Hill having tested positive with a drug wipe road side.
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