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Impaired Driving - Enforcement
Publications
A Guide for Statewide Impaired Driving Task Forces
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, September 2009
Guidelines for Community Supervision of DWI Offenders
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration-Sponsored, March 2008
West Virginia’s Impaired Driving High-Visibility Enforcement Campaign, 2003-2005
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, August 2007
The Detection of DWI Motorcyclists
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, July 2007
Audit of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Alcohol–Impaired Driving Traffic Safety Program
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, March 2007
Programs Across the United States That Aid Motorists in the Reporting of Impaired Drivers to Law Enforcement
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, March 2007
Connecticut's 2003 Impaired-Driving High-Visibility Enforcement Campaign
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, February 2007
The Nation’s Top Strategies to Stop Impaired Driving
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, February 2007
Protecting America's Roadways: High Visability DUI Enforcement
Federal Bureau of Investigation, November 2006
Uniform Guidelines for State Highway Safety Programs: Impaired Driving
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, November 2006
Citizen Reporting of DUI - Extra Eyes to Identify Impaired Driving
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, August 2006
Grassroots Support for Impaired-Driving Law Enforcement Crackdown Efforts
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, August 2006
Low-Staffing Sobriety Checkpoints
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, April 2006
Creating Impaired Driving General Deterrence: Eight Case Studies of Sustained, High-Visibility, Impaired-Driving Enforcement
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, March 2006
Drunk Driving
Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, February 2006
Arrests for Driving Under the Influence among Adult Drivers
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, September 2005
A Guide to Sentencing DWI Offenders
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, March 2005
Evaluation of the Austin Police Department DWI Enforcement Unit
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, August 2003
Battling DUI: A Comparative Analysis of Checkpoints and Saturation Patrols
Federal Bureau of Investigation, January 2003
Saturation Patrols & Sobriety Checkpoints: A How-to Guide for Planning and Publicizing Impaired Driving Efforts
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, October 2002
A Guide to Combating Juvenile DUI
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, August 1999
Juvenile Arrests for Driving Under the Influence, 1995
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, October 1997
The Visual Detection of DWI Motorists
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, No publication date indicted
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Related Resources
Alcohol Policy Information System (APIS)
APIS is an online resource that provides detailed information on a wide variety of alcohol-related policies in the United States at both state and Federal levels.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
The mission of the NHTSA is to save lives, prevent injuries and reduce the economic costs due to road traffic crashes. The NHTSA's Impaired Driving page provides links to research, data, prevention and law enforcement campaigns, and more.
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