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White House·Statement·3 months ago

President urges action to stop impaired driving and support treatment

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
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Source Information

Document Type

White House Statement

Official Title

Presidential Message on National Impaired Driving Prevention Month

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