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ARRIVE ALIVE DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE!

ARRIVE ALIVE DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE!. A lcohol D rug A wareness P rogram A.D.A.P. ROSTER CARDS. Print Clearly. Use only legal name. (First, Middle Initial, Last) Student ID # Date of Birth (No slashes only dashes) i.e. 02-08-95 Gender: Male or Female SEE BOARD FOR EXAMPLES:

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ARRIVE ALIVE DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE!

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  1. ARRIVE ALIVE DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE! AlcoholDrugAwarenessProgram A.D.A.P.

  2. ROSTER CARDS • Print Clearly. • Use only legal name. (First, Middle Initial, Last) • Student ID # • Date of Birth (No slashes only dashes) i.e. 02-08-95 • Gender: Male or Female SEE BOARD FOR EXAMPLES: MUST BE PERFECTLY ACCURATE !

  3. A.D.A.P. COURSE • Required by the State of Georgia for any one under the age of 18 years old. • Must be PRESENT in class this week. • Must make at least 70% (14 correct out of 20 questions on Friday’s test) • If you fail the test you may take one (1) more time before you must take the course again.

  4. A.D.A.P. Workbook A.D.A.P. Workbook http://www.dds.ga.gov/

  5. Drunk Driving is just Murder on our Highways! AlcoholDrugAwarenessProgram A.D.A.P.

  6. If you Booze you Lose! AlcoholDrugAwarenessProgram A.D.A.P.

  7. A.D.A.P. Workbook • Session One Review: What you must know! • P.4 • Alcohol is the most widely used and abused drug in the U.S. • Alcohol causes about ½ of all traffic deaths. • Alcohol slows reaction time. • For teens the big killer is lack of driving experience and alcohol impairment.

  8. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.4 continued. • Alcohol is a depressant. • Teens fail to realize that 12oz. Can of Beer= 5 oz. of wine = 12 oz. wine cooler = 1 oz. 90 proof liquor for Alcohol amount! • Traffic crashes are the leading killer in the • 15- to 24- age group. • Alcohol affects teens more than adults.

  9. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.5 • Unborn children are affected by F.A.S. (Fetal Alcohol Syndrome) • I out of 10 drinkers of alcohol become alcoholics/problem drinkers in life. • BAC stands for BLOOD Alcohol Content orBREATH Alcohol Content. • BAC is most commonly measured by the Breath test (INTOXILYZER test)

  10. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.5 • One drink (common serving size) may raise a 140-180 lb. person’s BAC .02%. • Even ONE drink can make you and unsafe driver. • One drink will make an underage driver OVER THE LIMIT! ZERO TOLERENCE!!!!!! • Once a person stops drinking the body eliminates alcohol at a rate of .015% grams BAC per hour only (less than 1 drink per 1 hr.)

  11. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.6 • Alcohol impairment increases with alcohol intake. • 5 Progressives stages of intoxication. • The Body gets rid of Alcohol two basic ways: • 90% Liver • 10% Through urine, sweat, and breath. TIME IS THE ONLY WAY TO SOBER UP!

  12. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.6 Session two: Other Drugs & Their Effects. • THC is the active ingredient in Marijuana. • THC stays in the body for up to 1 month. • THC levels today are 10X Higher than 30 years ago. • Marijuana effects night vision. • Marijuana’s effect remain after the High wears off (up to days after the high).

  13. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.7 • Combining Marijuana and alcohol is 2X as dangerous. Doubly Impaired. • Acute Alcohol Poisoning. Marijuana slows down the vomiting reflex. (College campus) • Crack Cocaine is a Stimulant. • Inhalants kill brain cells. (Deadly reaction) • Alcohol is a Depressant. (Depresses the brain)

  14. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.7 • You can be D.U.I. for prescription drugs from a doctor and even O.T.C. drugs. • P.8 Session 3.The LAW. • You must take and pass A.D.A.P. if you want a Class D license before age 18. • What is Joshua’s Law?

  15. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P. 9/10 • Anyone under 21 yrs. Old will be charged with D.U.I. at .02% or greater! • Under 18 years old at .02% is “prima facie” and convicted of D.U.I. . No questions ask! • Many people stopped for D.U.I were stopped for minor violations first. • Implied Consent law. (Lose for 1 year license if you refuse to be tested)

  16. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.11 • Third Offense of D.U.I. you are a Habitual Violator (H.V.) • Most common test for B.A.C. is Breath test. • The other tests for B.A.C. is Blood Test and the Urine Test. • Blood test is the most highly accurate.

  17. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.12 • If you refuse to take a chemical test of your BAC you will lose your license for 1 year automatically. • After the arrest for D.U.I. you will spend 24 hours in jail. Why? • 2nd Offense of DUI you will have your picture taken and placed in the local newspaper. • 3rd offense $1,000 to a max. of $5,000.00.

  18. A.D.A.P. Workbook • P.13 • If you are under 21 years old and you: Purchase or Possess or Consume You will be charged! Ticketed Fined…..$$$$$$

  19. A.D.A.P. Workbook P.13 No person, regardless of age, shall have an open container of alcohol in a vehicle. P.14 B U C K L E U P ! Seatbelts save lives!

  20. A.D.A.P. Workbook Distractions: A risk to your safety and others? Do you think cell phone usage while driving should be illegal? Give reasons to support your answer. Describe a personal observation of cell phone usage while driving.

  21. A.D.A.P. Workbook Distractions: A risk to your safety and others?

  22. A.D.A.P. Workbook A.D.A.P. Workbook Distractions: A risk to your safety and others? Has your opinion changed? If so, why or why not? Write a reaction to this video clip. List other driver distractions. 1. 2. 3.

  23. A.D.A.P. Workbook Other distractions:

  24. A.D.A.P. Workbook Write a reaction to the “other distractions clip”. Please include personal accounts you feel comfortable in sharing.

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