Our Mission:
“Safer roads for a safer society”
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Our Programme
The DAP programme is designed to deliver changes in attitude and behaviour relating to alcohol & drug driving. Drivers who have committed the offence of Dangerous or Careless Driving (Speeding, No Licence, No Insurance etc.)
Impaired, dangerous and careless drivers account for a significant proportion of road fatalities. This programme helps people acknowledge the consequences of their impaired, dangerous and careless driving and aims to teach them new skills.
Who is it for?
DAP is suitable for men and women aged 18 and over.
First-time drink drivers and those who have committed a number drink / drug -drive are suitable for this programme.
Drivers who have committed the offence of Dangerous or Careless Driving (Speeding, No Licence, No Insurance etc.)
How is the programme delivered?
The programme is delivered via an online format which includes a number of PowerPoint presentations, interactive discussions and exercises. The programme can also be delivered on a one-to-one or group setting on-site if requested.
What does the programme involve?
Recognise the implications of substance misuse, dangerous or careless driving has on themselves and others, particularly potential victims of road accidents
Encourage positive change in patterns of drinking and drug related behaviour
Improve understanding of driving offence
How will it help?
Avoid impaired, dangerous and careless driving in the future
Understand how alcohol & drugs affects the body and your driving skills
Plan effectively so that you don‘t need to drive after drinking
Look at why they committed the offence
Talk about the effects their behaviour has on other people
Improve general driving safety
Learned outcomes
Participants will have had the opportunity to:
Analyse their attitudes towards impaired, dangerous or careless driving
Develop skills of emotional control designed to assist in improving decision making
Monitor their own drinking patterns and learn how to plan to avoid situations which might lead to drink & drug driving
Reflect upon the events leading up to their offence in order see where poor decisions were made and how things could have been different