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                        Obvious Choice:
          Alcohol & Drug Impaired Driving
                            Awareness


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      Learn about the issue of impaired driving from
      the perspective of an experienced Traffic
      Homicide and DUI Investigator."Obvious Choice:
      Alcohol & Drug Impaired Driving" is unique book
      that explains (in a way that is easily
      understood) impaired driving and DUI
      investigations.

               Facts About Getting Sober

      Time is the only thing gets a person
      sober. Coffee, cold showers, water
      or foods don't work.

     Alcohol eliminated from a person's body
     at the rate of .015 per hour.

     The average DUI offender's alcohol level
     is .150. At that level, it will take 10
     hours to completely eliminate the alcohol
     from the body.

      Food and gender are two factors that
      influence the rate at which alcohol is
      eliminated from a person's body.

     Alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream
     at a slower rate when food is present in
     the stomach.

     Women absorb alcohol at a faster rate
     than men because their bodies contain
     less water.

     Women also eliminate alcohol at a
     slower rate than men. The enzyme that
     is responsible for breaking down alcohol
     is produced at a slower rate in women's
     bodies.

     Consequently, with all things being
     equal, a woman's alcohol level will be
     higher than a man's even if they have
     consumed the same amount of alcohol.

     However, food or gender do not alter
     the amount of alcohol that is ingested.

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DUI
Awareness
Initiative

Innovative Educational Programs & Materials Regarding Impaired Driving

Educational Programs

   The DUI Awareness Initiative's educational programs regarding alcohol and
   drug impaired driving is a live, 50-minute multimedia presentation. Topics

of discussion include:

Alcohol and Drug Impaired Driving
Myths Related to Impaired Driving
Basic Physiological Effects of Alcohol
Importance of Seatbelts
Financial and Other Penalties
Other Driving Issues

   The program is suitable for classrooms, oranizational meetings or
   corporate events.

   Now scheduling for 2008-09. Contact us for information.



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