How
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Make Your Parties Rock Substance-Free, A Guide to Safe & Sober Event Planning
NHTSA and NOYS developed
a year-round party planner to assist in throwing the best parties. This "Guide
to Safe and Sober Event Planning" provides an assortment of information
to make parties a success such as task lists, promotional ideas, activities
and party settings, ideas for themes, and resources for the event including
posters and logos.
DOT HS 809 270 (Order # 9P0031)
MADD National Sobriety Checkpoint Week Program Guide
This provides suggestions for working with law enforcement, the community, the media and local corporations to conduct sobriety checkpoints. It contains sample documents, as well as examples of successful past checkpoint programs. For more information, contact MADD National at: P.O. Box 541688, Dallas, TX 75354-1688, 1-(800) GET-MADD. Or visit the MADD Website at www.madd.org
Community How to Guides on Underage Drinking Prevention
Nine guides were developed
in partnership with the National Association of Governors' Highway Safety
Representatives as a part of the Underage Drinking Prevention Project that
was launched in 1995. The Community Guides take into account what was learned
throughout the project and are intended to assist other advocates who want
to implement a comprehensive program. The new publications were designed to
assist communities not only with the underage drinking problem, but with any
community-based advocacy effort. The guides advise local advocates on how
to deal with the following issues: Coalition Building; Needs Assessment/Strategic
Planning; Enforcement; Prevention/Education; Public Policy; Media Relations;
Evaluation; Self-Sufficiency; Resources.
DOT HS 809-209 (Order # 2P1059)
Alcohol Involvement in Fatal Crashes, 1999
This report provides estimates of alcohol involvement in fatal traffic crashes that occurred during 1999. It includes several comparisons of alcohol involvement for the period 1982-1999 to illustrate changes and trends. The data comes from the Fatality Analysis Report System (FARS) and represent a combination of actual blood alcohol concentration (BAC) test results and estimated BAC distribution for those drivers and nonoccupants where BAC test results are not available. This report can be found at: www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/pdf/nrd-30/ncsa/rpts/2001/809-104.pdf
Safe Communities Folio
NHTSA's Safe Communities
tool kit contains materials that help implement local programs that target
impaired driving and other traffic safety problems through Safe Community
Coalitions.
DOT HS 808 578 (Order # 5P0026)
2000 Youth Fatal Crash and Alcohol Facts
This booklet takes a comprehensive
look at the role of alcohol in crashes involving teens and young adults. It
analyzes statistics and trends over the past five years and provides general
facts pertaining to the how, who, when and where of alcohol related crashes
in 1999.
DOT HS 809 406 (Order # 2P1093)
