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The success of the program depends on concerned citizens. "We hope to get citizens involved. Everyone realizes drunk driving is a serious problem,” Mr. Irvine said. “But it’s a preventable thing. It’s gotten to the point that we need more support, more input (to make arrests).”
RAID’s publicity campaign includes billboards, bumper stickers, litter bags and radio and television commercials advising viewers to “Report All Intoxicated Drivers. Call State or Local Police.”
How does the casual observer recognize an “intoxicated driver”?
RAID’s brochure provides 26 “tips” listed in descending order of probable occurrence which indicate the driver may be drunk.
The three most likely clues, for example, are turning with a wide radius, straddling the center or lane marker, and appearing to be drinking.
A few less obvious clues are following too closely, signaling incor
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