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Impaired driving is no accident. It's a serious and deadly
crime that kills every 30 minutes. NHTSA and its partners
offer an array of toolkits and resources to help you plan
and implement comprehensive programs to make your community
a safer and healthier place.
All Programs A to Z
Interested in making a difference but not
sure which toolkit to use? Review the entire collection here.
Community
Community groups play a crucial role
in organizing impaired driving programs at the local level.
Help your community take action with the following NHTSA
toolkits.
Criminal Justice
Law enforcement, prosecutors, and judges
are key partners in your community's impaired driving program.
Toolkits provide guidelines for programs that change behavior
and save lives.
Educators
Educators are in an powerful position
to steer youth in positive directions and empower youth
to steer themselves.
Employers
Employers can save time, productivity,
money, and lives through employer based traffic safety initiatives.
Hospitality
The hospitality industry – restaurants,
bars, and hotels – can benefit from toolkits on Designated
Driver, Safe Ride, and other successful alcohol management
programs.
Alcohol Screening & Brief Intervention
Medical, public health, and emergency
service professionals are often the first to see the consequences
of impaired driving. These toolkits describe partnership-based
programs on interventions, communications, legislative outreach,
and other strategies.
Military
Preventing traffice deaths and injuries
is one guaranteed way to assist mission readiness.
Motorcycle
The motorcycle community is revving
up to do its part in fighting impaired riding.
Prevention Institute
Prevention Institute has developed a set of tools to help increase the
effectiveness of groups working in the field of prevention. They are designed
to promote comprehensive strategies and effective collaborations.
Sports
Sports marketing can reach a variety
of audiences that may be at risk for impaired driving. Learn
about programs and strategies to bring impaired driving
messages to sports participants and fans.
Youth
The problems of underage drinking and
impaired driving are more than any one organization can
manage alone. NHTSA toolkits empower youth and their advocates
to create safer, healthier communities.
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