Every December, National Impaired Driving Prevention Month focuses on stopping driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs or fatigue during the holiday season.
National Impaired Driving Prevention Month is observed every December, when holiday celebrations raise the risk of people driving after drinking or using drugs. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) runs enforcement and awareness campaigns during the season.
Impairment is not only about alcohol. Cannabis, some prescription and over-the-counter medicines, and extreme fatigue can all affect a driver's reaction time and judgment. For employers with people who drive for work, a clear fitness-for-duty policy protects workers and the public.
It runs for the whole month of December every year.
Drivers in safety-sensitive roles regulated by the Department of Transportation, such as commercial vehicle operators, are covered by DOT testing rules. Other employers can set their own policies within state law.
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