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MADD/NHTSARegionalLaw Enforcement LeadershipSummit
Dallas, TexasJune 6-7, 2005
Impaired Driving andUnderage DrinkingEnforcement:Effective Strategies
James C. FellPacific Institute for Research andEvaluation
Impaired Driving
Sections
« prev | next »- The Impaired Driving Problem: United States
- Alcohol-Related Traffic Fatalities
- The Problem
- To Reduce Drunk Driving: We Need Increased Enforcement
- Checkpoint Tennessee
- Results of “Checkpoint Tennessee”
- Results
- Reviews of the Literature on Sobriety Checkpoints
- NHTSA Guidelines
- Saturation Patrols
- Other Enforcement Strategies
- We Need Increased Enforcement
- What is Needed?
- The “PAS-Point” Concept
- PAS-Point Operations
- Why Should Underage Drinking Laws Be Enforced?
- Why Should Underage Drinking Laws be Enforced?
- Summary of Underage Drinking Sources
- Enforcement of Underage Drinking
- National Academy of Sciences
- MADD’s Impaired Driving Priorities:
- Why Primary Safety Belt Laws?
- Alcohol Involvement in Fatal Injuries
- Recommendations for Increased Enforcement:
- Enforcement Barriers
- Dealing with the Barriers
- Contact Information
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