Key Points
- Marks a national month to focus on stopping drunk and drugged driving and honoring victims
- Says impaired driving kills someone about every 42 minutes and hurts thousands each year
- Highlights hundreds of millions for community prevention programs and treatment, plus police crackdowns like Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
- Stresses tougher action against illegal drugs through border security and support for law enforcement
TransportationDrug PolicyCriminal JusticeHealthcare
Source Information
Document Type
White House Statement
Official Title
Presidential Message on National Impaired Driving Prevention Month
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