There’s no debating that when communities mobilize and stand united against impaired drivers, lives are saved. The key to protecting innocent victims from impaired drivers is taking a systematic approach that includes highly visible and coordinated efforts by law enforcement, prosecutors, judicial officials, traffic safety organizations and community partners. This guidebook provides you a collection of practical best practices for conducting coordinated criminal justices activities aimed at stopping impaired driving. s designed for use yearround and contains sections on Building Partnerships, Publicity and Promotions, Timelines, Available Resources and Training Courses. These recommendations were developed with the assistance of a broad partnership that includes the National Association of Governors’ State Highway Representatives, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Nationwide Insurance, the International Association of Chiefs of Police, National Sheriffs’ Association, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, Hispanic American Police Command Officers Association, Operation C.A.R.E, National District Attorneys’ Association and National Association of Prosecutor Coordinators. (Author/publisher)
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