National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month
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Join us in raising awareness for National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month - don't drink and drive, it's not worth the risk!
December 1 marks the beginning of National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month! This important month is dedicated to raising awareness about the dangers of driving under the influence, and encouraging people to make responsible decisions. It's been a tradition since 1981, when President Ronald Reagan declared December as National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month in order to reduce alcohol-related motor vehicle fatalities. So let's join together this December to spread the message that drinking and driving is never okay!
Organize a walkathon in your community to raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving. Make sure to have plenty of signs and banners to remind everyone about the importance of sober driving.
Volunteer at a local Mothers Against Drunk Driving chapter. Help out by organizing events, volunteering your time, or donating money to help create safer roads.
Start a conversation in your community about the dangers of drinking and driving. Talk to friends, family, and coworkers about the risks and how you can all work together to keep each other safe.
Create a public service announcement to spread the message about drunk and drugged driving prevention. Use social media, billboards, or any other resources you have access to to get your message out there.
Take the pledge to never drive while impaired. Encourage your friends and family to do the same and make an active commitment to help keep your community safe.
Drunk and drugged driving is one of the leading causes of deaths due to car accidents. By encouraging people not to get behind the wheel after drinking or taking drugs, we can help prevent needless tragedies from occurring.
Not only does drunk and drugged driving endangers the life of the driver, but it puts other people at risk as well. We all share the roads, so by reducing instances of impaired driving, we make them a much safer place for everyone.
Drunk and drugged driving prevention month helps to spread awareness about this important issue. By increasing public knowledge about the dangers associated with impaired driving, we can hopefully reduce the number of people engaging in such activities in order to keep everyone safe on our roads.