
ResourcesThe STOP DWI Foundation has produced several brochures relating to topics of interest. Click the below links to view or download the brochures. Penalties for DWI and Related Offenses
“DID YOU KNOW” ARTICLES ON VEHICLE & TRAFFIC LAW AND TRAFFIC SAFETY New York State has 58 STOP DWI Coordinators who collaborate and share ideas. The below links are ideas collected from many counties, feel free to contact an individual county to obtain more information.Prom or Graduation Preparation
Many Anti-Drunk Driving Campaigns have made their way to New York's educational efforts. As a result of the combination of the advertising, legislative change and Police enforcement we have seen the fatality figure fall over the years. Many commercials have been put to air over the last 30 years. We all have our favorites, with images and words that are burned into our memories. These commercials have created a culture of road safety that consistently results in a lower fatality rates. |
Drinking and Driving Shatters LivesAnti-DWI campaign produced for the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee and New York State Broadcasters Association in 2010. Spot tells the true story of the tragic death of 7-year-old Katie Flynn, who was killed when a drunk driver hit the limo she and her family were riding in head-on while driving the wrong direction on the Meadowbrook Parkway on Long Island. Starring the parents of Katie Flynn, and includes actual dash cam footage of crash, crash photos, and video/photos of Katie that day. Click here to view the TV Public Service Announcement STATS/FACTS:
New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) - State Targets Youth Access to Prevent Underage Drinking
Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Statistics LINKS:
Traffic Safety for Kids
New York State Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC)
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Students Against Drunk Driving
Karen's Crusade
Drive and Stay Alive Western New York Page VIDEOS/DVD’S:“You Can’t Afford to Be Clueless” ELECTRONIC PUBLICATIONS:
An Examination of the Criticisms of the Minimum Legal Drinking Age 21 Laws in the U.S. from a Traffic-Safety Perspective
Fatal Crashes Involving Young Drivers
Institute for Traffic Safety Management and Research Drinking and Driving Behavior of Motorists in New York State (ITSMR Research Note-November 2009) |
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