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Richard Ferreira

1 STOP Defensive Driving & DUI. Richard Ferreira . Driving is a Privilege . 3 Ways to Lose . Suspension Revocation Cancellation. Suspension . Driving Privileges are Temporarily Withdrawn for a Specific Period of Time or until Requirements are Satisfied. Requirements. Fine

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Richard Ferreira

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  1. 1 STOPDefensive Driving & DUI Richard Ferreira

  2. Driving is a Privilege

  3. 3 Ways to Lose Suspension Revocation Cancellation

  4. Suspension Driving Privileges are Temporarily Withdrawn for a Specific Period of Time or until Requirements are Satisfied

  5. Requirements • Fine • 6 Hour Driver Improvement Class • Reinstatement Fees • $ 210 to reinstate in the State of Georgia • Proposed Hike July 2014 to $ 510

  6. Mandatory Suspensions Suspended, Revoked or Cancelled Registration Possession of a Controlled Substance Child Support Accumulation of 15 points • Racing • Homicide • Hit & Run • Driving while Impaired • Fleeing or Eluding

  7. Points System Speeding 15-18 Over 2 pts Speeding 19-23 Over 3 pts Speeding 24-33 Over 4 pts Speeding 34 + Over 6 pts Traffic Control Devices 3 pts Aggressive Driving 6 Pts

  8. Other Problems 75 MPH+ 2 Lane 85 MPH+ 4 Lanes ADD $ 200.00 Construction Zone Double The Fine School Zone Double the Fine

  9. Clearing a Suspension Reinstatement Fee Satisfy all Fines & Court Orders Complete 6 hour Defensive Driving

  10. Revocations Privileges are terminated and withdrawn until the end of a specified Period

  11. Mandatory Revocations Any Three Convictions of a mandatory Suspension within a 3 year period Refusal of Re-examination Sufficient Evidence of incompetence or unfitness to Drive

  12. Clearing a Revocation Reinstatement Fee Satisfy all Fines & Court Orders Complete 6 hour Defensive Driving Retake Drivers Test

  13. Cancellation • Failure to Provide required information for application Failure to provide correct information • Otherwise Ineligible

  14. Driving While Impaired The Condition of Being Unable to Perform as a Consequence of Physical or Mental Unfitness

  15. Results of Impairment Slowed Reaction Time Impaired Vision Poor Coordination Increased Risk Taking Degraded / Poor Judgment

  16. Types of Impairment • Alcohol & Drug impairment • Physical Impairment • Mental Impairment

  17. Alcohol 57,000 Collisions In GA involve Alcohol 20,000 Injuries 500+ Involve Fatalities

  18. How Much Alcohol Does it take? Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) The Amount of Alcohol Present in the Blood Ratio / 100 ml of blood

  19. Factors Elevated BAC An Individuals Body Weight / Size Amount of Food In Stomach Individuals Age Individuals Gender Altitude Illness / Fatigue / Tired Medications

  20. How Much is to Much?

  21. Buzzed, Drunk or Hammered… • .02-.08 BAC • DUI Less Safe • Driving with Unlawful BAC • > .08 BAC • DUI / DWI

  22. Drug Impairments • Drugs • Legal or Illegal • Prescribed or OTC

  23. Prevention • No Illegal Drugs !!! • Legal Drugs • Read Warning Labels • Never Mix Alcohol with Medications • Don’t take more than recommended Dosages • (Amount or Frequency) • Tip ( Never Transport out of original Container)

  24. Mental Impairments Stress Anger

  25. Driving Stressed or Angry Increased Speed Increased Aggressiveness Increased Recklessness

  26. Physical / Age Impairments Vision Hearing Age

  27. Drowsy / Sleep Deprived Impairment • National Highway Safety Administration Says: • 100,000 Accidents / Year • 40,0000 Injuries • 1,550 Fatalities

  28. What is Tired? Who is at Risk? • University of Harvard Researchers Say: • 20% Normal Sleep • 7 Days in a Row • = .08 BAC Level of Impairment

  29. Who is at Risk • National Safety Highway Administration Identifies 3 Risk Groups • Males • Individuals 16-29 • Shift Workers

  30. Men - 2/3’s of the deaths 5 times more likely to be involved in Drowsy Driving Fatality Why?

  31. Young People 16-29 Years Old Lifestyle

  32. What Good happens between Midnight and 6 am? NOTHING…

  33. Shift Workers Fatigue Disrupted Sleep Patterns Gender does not matter Age Does…

  34. Driving Patterns • Long Periods of Time • Driving between Midnight & 6 AM • If you are tired.. • Pull Over • Take a nap • Get some Caffeine ( Short term Fix)

  35. Prevention… Plan Ahead Get Adequate Sleep Take a Partner

  36. 1st DUI Below the Limit.02-.08 Min 24 Hours in Jail - Up to 12 Months Risk Reduction Program Mandatory License Suspension - 6 months 20 hours of Community Service Fine $ 300 - $ 5000 Mandatory Clinical Evaluation & Treatment if Recommended

  37. 1st DUI .08 or Greater Min 24 Hours in Jail - Up to 12 Months Risk Reduction Program Mandatory License Suspension - 12 months 40 hours of Community Service Fine $ 300 - $ 5000 Mandatory Clinical Evaluation & Treatment if Recommended

  38. 2nd DUI Either one… Min 72Hours in Jail - Up to 12 Months Risk Reduction Program Mandatory License Suspension - 24 months Ignition Interlock after 12 months 20 hours of Community Service Fine $ 300 - $ 5000 Mandatory Clinical Evaluation & Treatment if Recommended

  39. What Does it Cost? Bond / Bail Impounded Car Lawyer Fine Risk Reduction Clinical Evaluation Possible Treatment Lost Wages Alternate Transportation SR 22 Insurance Humiliation / Embarrassment Work Consequences

  40. National Average Cost of DUI AAA Motor Club estimates a single DUI $7,200 - $8,000

  41. Questions?

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