Project Save Our Children Against Drunk Driving Inc.

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This program is a program designed to take a normal picture of a child or individual, and transform it into what they may look like after an accident involving alcohol. This program has several different scenarios and all injuries are interactive and can be made bigger or smaller as the instructor chooses. So individuals going through the program get a picture unique to themselves. I was also able to buy a couple videos that dealt with drunk driving and impaired driving under the influence of drugs.

I then needed a golf cart to help put the program on and went to the chief of police. And asked for volunteers from the police department to put demonstrations on in the town of Berryville. The mayor of Berryville was nice to loan the project his personal golf cart. With the help of volunteers from the police department, I put on the program in its basic design a few times at local events. I was putting on a demonstration in the parking lot at the local Wal-Mart.

The demonstration was going very well until we had a small incident and luckily no one was injured in this incident. What happened was the child driving the golf cart with the Fatal Vision goggles on briefly lost control with a volunteer officer in the front seat. The child accidentally drove into the back of the volunteer police officers automobile. There was little damage done to the automobile and little done to the golf cart. Unfortunately it was the mayor of Berryville’s personal golf cart.

At that point it was apparent that I need to design the program in a much safer way, as to ensure safety of all participants. I contacted Intercorp Ltd., the makers of Fatal Vision and asked about the rest of their equipment. They informed me of their Sidne Car, which abbreviated means Simulated Impaired Driving Experience. This vehicle that Intercorp designed to teach kids with practical experience the consequences of drinking and driving. The cost of this vehicle and all other related equipment to make this program complete would cost approximately an additional $18,000.00 dollars.

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