National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Ride Sober or Get Pulled Over National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over The program is funded primarily by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) funds that support highway safety programs.įLHSMV: Crash and Citation Reports & Statisticsįlorida Department of Law Enforcement: DUI
Drive Sober Florida assists the FDOT’s Impaired Driving Program with implementing the Impaired Driving Strategic Plan goalsĪnd strategies.Resources, educational materials and provide fatal and serious injury data related to impaired driving relevant to all Florida roadway users. Drive Sober Florida uses a data-driven research approach to develop Drive Sober Florida is designed to provide Floridians and visitors to the state with educational information around reducing fatalities and serious injuries caused by impaired driving.FDOT grant funds are used for purchasing DUI enforcementĪctivities and equipment, providing awareness and education campaigns, conducting proactive youth-focused DUI education and outreach, and specialized education for law enforcement and prosecution to increase effective DUI adjudication. To review the complete statutory language, please refer to section 316.193,įlorida Statutes, or visit the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles’ (FLHSMV) Florida DUI and Administrative Suspension Laws website for more information.įor information on the State of Florida’s other DUI programs visit the FLHSMV’s DUI and Ignition Interlock Device (IID) website.įlorida’s Impaired Driving Program supports a variety of strategies that target individuals driving impaired. Social issue that involves all areas of the criminal justice, health care, and education systems. In Florida, impaired driving is involved in about one-quarter of all motor vehicle deaths.
Impaired driving is defined as driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol and/or legal (prescription and over-the-counter) and/or illegal drugs.
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