PPT-Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving

Irene Cullen CAS 100 isc5005psuedu Overview Video Clip from Ad Council Why Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving H ow to Prevent Impaired Driving T he Consequences of D rinking and Driving. S NHTSA 2003 On average someone is killed by a drunk driver every 40 minutesNHST A 2008 In 2007 nearly 13000 people were killed in drunk driving related crashes NHTSA 2008 Each year approximately half a million people are injured in crashes wher e po Drunk driving kills someone in America every 41 minutes representing nearly 40 of all traf64257c fatalities In 2005 nearly 15000 people died in highway crashes involving a driver or a motorcycle operator with a blood alcohol concentration BAC of 08 PowerPoint by John Arney. Questions to Start With. Do you know anyone who has been in an accident related to drunk driving?. Was it his/her fault or another driver’s fault?. What is Drunk Driving?. Mr. Schoenberg. Cardinal Spellman High School. jschoenberg@cardinalspellman.org. Teenage Drinking & Driving. Public Policy Analyst. 1 – Define the Problem. 2 – Gather the Evidence. 3 – Identify the Cause. Driving. When . W. ill . I. t . S. top. ?. Leslie Esparagoza. Underage Drunk Driving Statistics . Car accidents are the leading cause of death for teens in the United States.. 37,261 people died in car accidents in 2008. . Did you know?. . Sleepiness at the wheel accounts for 20% of all traffic accidents. . 1,500 die and 71,000 people are injured each year. Being awake for 17 hours is equivalent to a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of 0.05%. . NJ Chapter 6 and Drive Right Ch. 15. DUI, DWI….what’s the difference?. Driving under the influence(DUI) refers to driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.. Different terms for this offense, including: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI). *Time is listed as approximate as an offend er may be charged with other crimes which may add on to the sentence. Ala b ama 1 to 10 years Not less than 1 year nor more than 5 years and/or not less Demayo. Scholarship. presentation by . Marni. . Krehnbrink. . difficulty walking, blurred vision, slurred speech, slowed reaction times, impaired memory, blackouts, mental confusion, decreased coordination, liver disease, unintentional injuries, impaired judgment, alcohol poisoning, mental confusion, vomiting, risk of addiction, dehydration, lowering of inhibitions, heart disease, cancer, hangover, feelings of guilt and shame, increased tolerance, serious social and financial problems, behavior alterations, kidney failure, immune system problems, organ malfunctions, diabetes, destruction of brain cells, ulcers, acquire physical injuries, suffer academically, increased risk of heart attack or stroke, impaired learning ability, coma, infections,. Presented by. GEORGE GEISLER. Drug Recognition Expert. PA DUI Association. Law Enforcement Services. Harrisburg, PA. 717-238-4354 ggeisler@padui.org. Myths of Impaired Driving. Much . of what we learn about drinking and alcohol comes from what we hear from other people. . By: meg . neal. What’s drunk driving?. Drunk driving is driving while under the influence of alcohol. . Fact or Myth?. You’re okay to drive if you drank but you are not drunk.. Myth! Alcohol sets your reaction time back, not matter if you’re drunk or not. It slows the brain down!. Mr. Schoenberg. Cardinal Spellman High School. jschoenberg@cardinalspellman.org. Teenage Drinking & Driving. Public Policy Analyst. 1 – Define the Problem. 2 – Gather the Evidence. 3 – Identify the Cause. Let your community know you are concerned, . and encourage our Central Coast residents to think before they drink.. P. SAs . produced by Ad Council, in partnership with NHTSA and supported by . TVB.. Background Info. This add was published on a website called txtresponsibley.org that is against texting while driving, as part of their campaign against texting while driving.. What is the Purpose?. The purpose is to inspire people not to text while driving by comparing it to something that everybody views as negative, drunk driving..