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deter and detect impaired drivers statewide between now and New Year’s.
Non-profit and private traffic safety advocates like the Washington Regional Alcohol Program, Mothers Against Drunk Driving and AAA-Mid Atlantic have joined the highway Safety Challenge and are helping to spread the word about this important effort.
“Through the Highway Safety Challenge, Virginia’s public and private sectors are demonstrating their sincere commitment to the safety of all motorists in the Commonwealth,” said Governor Kaine. “These agencies are doing all they can to make Virginia’s highways safer, but they cannot do it alone. Every driver and passenger should follow the simple campaign messages every day to ensure they do not become another statistic.”
To find out more about the Highway Safety Challenge, and to learn more about how you can keep from becoming Virginia’s next traffic fatality, visit www.safeVAhighways.org.
organization hopes that the community’s needs will diminish with time.
“I hope someday that we don’t even have to be here,” said Bevins.
Contact: Main Hotline- 800825-8876, Email- info@safejourneys.org, Website- www.safejoumeys.org
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