Impaired Driving Risk Web

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1. Substance Impairment — Alcohol, cannabis, some medicines, and other drugs can impair driving.
2. Attention — Impairment can narrow, divide, or disrupt attention.
3. Reaction Time — Impairment can slow the time between noticing a hazard and responding.
4. Judgment — Impairment can increase confidence while reducing accurate risk assessment.
5. Passenger Influence — Passengers can increase pressure or help stop an unsafe trip.
6. Seatbelts — Every occupant should use a seatbelt on every trip.
7. Alternate Ride — Use a sober driver, caregiver, taxi or rideshare, transit, or a safe place to stay.
8. Hold the Keys Safely — A sober friend or adult may help prevent access to a vehicle when it can be done safely.
9. Community and Legal Consequences — Impaired driving can harm people and bring school, family, financial, and legal consequences.
10. Emergency Response — Call emergency services for a crash, unresponsive person, breathing danger, or immediate threat on the road.

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