A new report highlights the problem’s complexity and the need for states to implement best practices.
A National Safety Council review of state motor vehicle crash report forms reveals their shortcomings in collecting critical data needed for crash prevention efforts.
A new study from the University of Georgia raises concerns about the lingering effects of a concussion and how driving performance can suffer.
Newly released statistics from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health indicate a decline in drunken driving.
Joseph Schwab, a 36-year-old California man, charged with a DUI for testing positive for caffeine is fighting to a have the case against him dropped.
To reverse the trend, the state has begun to use freeway message signs to raise public awareness of the problem.
This public service announcement drives home a simple message: We all have the power to help end impaired driving in all its forms. For the full fleet safety tip, click here. Video courtesy of the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility via YouTube.
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 23 ruled that police need a search warrant to require a driver suspected of DUI to take a blood test. Requiring the less invasive breath test, however, doesn't necessitate such a warrant, the court decided. Video courtesy of Fox 9 News.
The House Appropriations Committee makes the recommendation in a report accompanying a major spending bill.
The National Safety Council, warning that the coming three-day weekend may become the deadliest Memorial Day holiday since 2009, offers six driving safety tips you can pass along.
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