ANTI DRUNK AND

DRUGGED DRIVING
ACT
MARINEL S. MACARANAS MMEP 631-SECTION 7-SID
RA 1058
 REPUBLIC ACT 10586
The Anti-Drunk and Drugged Driving Act, also referred to as a law, is
designed to protect Filipino citizens against the adverse consequences
of operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
This act also imposes penalties on individuals who drive while
influenced by alcohol, dangerous drugs, or similar substances, and
serves other purposes.
 MAIN PROVISIONS OF
RA 10586
Presumption of guilt
A driver who refuses to take a breathalyzer or drug test is presumed guilty of
driving under the influence.
Lower BAC limit
Motorists who exceed the 0.05% blood alcohol content (BAC) limit
while driving face penalties and suspension of their driver's license.

Comprehensive penalties
Penalties for drunk and drugged driving include fines, imprisonment,
and revocation of the driver's license.
Responsibility of the car owner
Car owners are also liable for allowing a person who is impaired to
operate their vehicle.
 EFFECTS OF DUI
Accidents and fatalities
Drunk and drugged driving is one of the leading causes of road accidents and fatalities in the
Philippines.

Lack of coordination
Driving under the influence impairs judgment, coordination, and reaction time.

Permanent damage
Excessive alcohol and drug consumption can cause permanent damage to the liver, brain, and
other vital organs.
 TYPES OF PENALTIES FOR
VIOLATING RA 10586

MONETRY IMPRISONMENT REVOCATION/

For repeat offenders or for those
Violators could face
who cause physical injuries or SUSPENSION
fines ranging from Drivers who are found
fatalities, imprisonment could
P20,000 to P80,000 guilty will have their
range from 3 years to life
depending on the license suspended or
imprisonment.
offense. revoked.
 PENALTIES FOR VIOLATING RA
10586

1st 2nd 3rd

₱20,000 - ₱80,000 fine ₱30,000 - ₱120,000 fine ₱80,000 fine and
and suspension of and suspension of revocation of driver's
driver's license for 12 driver's license for 2 license.
months. years.
ENFORCEMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION
OF RA 10586
Random drug tests
Law enforcement conducts random drug tests on drivers to deter them from
driving under the influence.

Deployment of checkpoints
Police checkpoints are installed along major roads to arrest drivers who are
under the influence.

Collaboration with other agencies

The Land Transportation Office (LTO), Philippine National Police (PNP),
and other relevant agencies work together to ensure effective enforcement of
the law.
PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION
CAMPAIGNS ON DUI
Training programs for law enforcement
Law enforcement is educated on how to detect impairment and properly
conduct sobriety tests on drivers.

Infographics and social media campaigns

The LTO conducts a social media campaign to raise awareness and
educate the public about the dangers of DUI.

Public awareness events

Organizations conduct DUI awareness events where people can learn
and pledge to stop driving under the influence.
CONCLUSION AND CALL TO
ACTION FOR RESPONSIBLE
DRIVING
Road safety is greatly enhanced by RA 10586, and it is
everyone's responsibility to abide with the legislation.
Reducing accidents and saving lives requires avoiding
drunk driving and enforcing responsible driving in others.
Let's work together to create a driving culture in the
Philippines that is safer and more responsible.
 MARINEL S.
MACARANAS
MMEP 631-SECTION 7-SID