1. Analysis of New Mexico’s Drunk Driving
A Proposal by: Matthew Owen, Ben DeGuio and Maddy Whitsell

2. New Mexico has a DUI Problem
This is not a new problem, the depth of the issue is startling and should be addressed with more intensity and more effective means.
Right the New Mexican Flag

3. Fatalities on New Mexico Roads
In 2014 there were 383 traffic fatalities. 144 of them were alcohol related.
Right Pie chart illustrating Fatalities on New Mexico Roads (6)

4. New Mexico led the nation in: DUI fatalities DUI arrests Since 2006
National Standing
New Mexico led the nation in:
DUI fatalities
DUI arrests
Since 2006
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5. Above comparison of New Mexico standings by percent (3) 2013

6. Getting to the Cause What kind of people make up this statistic?
Anybody
HCDD
Although anybody can be part of this problem one specific group of people have formed. This group seems to share several similar characteristics. A HCDD

7. A HCDD refers to Hard Core Drinking Driver.
What is an HCDD?
A HCDD refers to Hard Core Drinking Driver.

8. 3 Determined Factors Education High Poverty Repeat Offenders
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9. Factor 1: Education
New Mexico has only a 70% high school graduation rate.
This is second worst in the country.
30%
Top Right comic illustrating high school dropout

10. This ranks New Mexico 48th out of 50
Factor 2: Poverty 50
This ranks New Mexico 48th out of 50
Above New Mexico poverty Rank out of 50 (7)

11. Factor 3: Repeat Offender
Arrests this year in New Mexico:
3 time offenders: 54, time offenders: 13,712. (2)
Factor 3:
Repeat Offender
1st Offense
2nd Offense
3rd Offense
4th Offense
Jail Time
Up to 90 days
96 hours up to 1 year
30 days up to 1 year
6 to 8 months
Fines and Penalties
Up to $500
$500 up to $1000
$750 up to $1000
Up to $5000
License Suspension
Up to 1 year
2 years
3 years
Lifetime (with 5 year review)
IID
1 year
Lifetime (with other subsequent offenses)

12. Solution Raise Education Lower Poverty
Two determined solutions to achieve our goal of safer roads here in New Mexico
Raise Education
Lower Poverty
It was determined that these solutions would be too expensive and take far too long to implement to solve immediately

13. Revised Solution

14. Strategy 1: Ignition interlocks
Mandating interlocks for all offenders, including first-time offenders.
Minimum period of one year
Obtain an interlock license
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15. Strategy 2 Administrative license revocation or suspension laws
Allow police to take away the license of a driver who tests the limit or who refuses testing.
Suspend the license a minimum of 90 days
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16. Strategy 3 Mass media campaigns
Billboards
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17. How to Incorporate these?
After some research it has been found these
systems are in Progress Today.
Fact
There was an ignition interlock law passed in 2005.

18. Effectiveness DWI Fatalities have decreased by 40%

19. Take what works and provide it more Funding and Public Awareness
Our Solution
Take what works and provide it more Funding and Public Awareness
Tip
We learned there is no reason to reinvent the wheel.
If it is making excellent progress, keep it.

20. The Future
By the end of this section, your audience should be able to visualize:
Reduce: With help we can reduce the number of fatalities by 2.5% or more per annum.
Progress: By year 2035 New Mexico could be ranked in the top 25 in the nation for least DUI fatalities. (4)

21. END
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