Governor’s Program targets impaired driving
CHARLESTON — December is National Drunk and Drug-Impaired Driving Prevention Month, and the West Virginia Governor’s Highway Safety Program (GHSP) is joining stakeholders across the state to increase awareness of the risks involved with impaired driving, and reduce impaired driving traffic crashes and fatalities. These organizations work to identify and prevent alcohol and substance use issues, as well as intervene and provide recovery resources, before these issues lead to further risky behaviors such as impaired driving. By trying to identify alcohol and substance use before it ...