A Reminder - Halloween 2020 Impaired Driving Prevention Campaign Materials Now Available

Halloween Impaired Driving Prevention - October 31, 2020 Halloween is meant to be scary, but not when it comes to driving.  Yet, when it comes to impaired driving, Halloween can turn the roads into a horror fest. During Halloween night during the years 2014-2018, there were 145 people killed in drunk-driving crashes. During Halloween night from 2014-2018, 41% of those killed were in traffic crashes that involved at least one drunk driver. During Halloween night 2018, there were 13 vehicle occupants and two pedestrians killed in drunk-driving crashes.   Use these marketing tools, which can be distributed to fit your local needs and objectives. These materials will partner your office with other States, communities, and organizations on this impaired driving prevention initiative.  Click here and get your campaign materials now. On behalf of the NHTSA team, thanks for your proactive support in impaired driving prevention.

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