California marijuana customers may soon be able to roll up to dispensary drive-thru windows to buy cannabis products after the California Assembly passed a bill allowing the sales method. The legislation, AB 2697, passed Monday in a 55-9 vote and now moves to the state Senate . If signed into law, the measure would allow licensed cannabis retailers and storefront microbusinesses to sell marijuana products “to a customer in a motor vehicle in a drive-through located on the premises.” Introduced by Assemblymember Gail Pellerin, the proposal would still require businesses to secure approval from local governments before offering drive-thru service. The legislation previously advanced through the Assembly Appropriations Committee and the Business and Professions Committee before reaching the Assembly floor.…