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Impaired driving can come with numerous risks, You may…

•Have to attend a mandatory treatment/education program

•Be required to install an ignition interlock device in your vehicle

•Be fined $600-$1,000 upon conviction

•lose licence/have it suspended or Have your vehicle impounded

•Go to prison

•Die or cause the death of others

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Organizations that fight Impaired driving

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Organizations that fight Impaired driving

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Statistics suggest that efforts made to combat impaired driving have saved 30,589 Canadian lives since 1982.

Over the years as impaired driving has become more a more prevalent issue, many organizations have appeared to combat it. Many are founded by coalition of victims of the crime who share the common goal to end it

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Does the law agree with RIDE’S procedures?

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Does the law agree with RIDE’S procedures?

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Ride's random checks have in the past been challenged as unlawful which has resulted in their practices being changed in court (See Dedman v. The Queen [1985])

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In a tragic fall from grace Debra Oberlin, of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, was arrested on charges of impaired driving by Florida Police. She was reported swerving through lanes and told the officer she had consumed four beers. After having difficulties on a field sobriety test, according to the Sun. She registered a .234 and .239 on breath alcohol tests, nearly three times Florida's legal limit for driving. She had been president of her local M.A.D.D organization for three years until it ended from lack of finances.
(CBS News 48)

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Alachua County Sheriff's Office

Alachua County Sheriff's Office

(CBS) - Here's one MADD unfortunate case of do as I say, not as I do.

PICTURES: Most Outrageous Mug Shots

Debra Oberlin, a former president of a defunct chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, was arrested recently by the Gainesville, Fla. police - for drunk driving, according to the Gainesville Sun.

Maybe that's why she's a "former" president?

Oberlin, who's 48, was arrested after she had difficulty on a field sobriety test, according to the Sun. She registered a .234 and .239 on breath alcohol tests, nearly three times Florida's legal limit for driving.

On Feb. 18 at 1:10 a.m., an officer spotted Oberlin driving erratically, swerving and crossing lanes, an arrest report states. She was pulled over, and the officer reported that Oberlin smelled of alcohol and had watery, bloodshot and dilated eyes. The report also states that Oberlin told the officer she had four beers, according to the newspaper.

The Sun says Gainesville's chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving existed for several years in the 1990s before closing in 1996 because of a lack of financial support. Oberlin was the chapter president for three years.

Maybe that's why it's defunct?

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(CBS) - Here's one MADD unfortunate case of do as I say, not as I do. PICTURES: Most Outrageous Mug Shots Debra Oberlin, a former president of a defunct chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving, was arrested recently by the Gainesville, Fla. police - for drunk driving, according to the Gainesville Sun.

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The Peel Regional Police Festive RIDE Program is patrolling our regional roadways again this year, identifying anyone who makes the unfortunate decision to drink and drive.

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The case between dead-man Dedman and the supreme court of Canada

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The case between dead-man Dedman and the supreme court of Canada

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This video is the perfect exemplar of why DUI's should be carry so much weight.