Drunk Driving Resource Center

As a victim of a drunk driving accident, you do not have to feel alone. Below are some resources to help you recover your losses and get on with your life.

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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration - Impaired Driving Division

Resource provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration providing information on national programs to decrease drunk driving, uniform guidelines for states to promote safe highway driving, programs aimed at decreasing the number of fatalities in young adult drivers and more.

Stop Impaired Driving

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration initiative aimed at reducing the number of alcohol-related motor vehicle accidents and fatalities. Web site provides community outreach tools, links to current research data and more.

The Century Council

Web site maintained by alcohol distillers to bring awareness to preventing drunk driving and underage drinking. Site has links to the Council's initiatives, including programs for high school and college students.

Office for Victims of Crime: Drunk Driving

Federal office established by the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) in 1984. The OVC provides funding to state victim assistance and compensation programs and training to criminal justice and other professionals dealing with crime victims. Web site offers information on these programs and links to programs designed to deal specifically with drunk driving.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving

Web site with information on victim services, drunk driving statistics, programs aimed at underage drinkers and more.

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