AAA's DUI JusticeLink Web site is designed to provide criminal justice professionals with easily accessible, impartial information on a wide range of impaired-driving issues related to the detection, prosecution and adjudication of drunken drivers. AAA's goal is to help judges, prosecutors, probation officers and law enforcement professionals learn about problems in the criminal justice system and offer potential solutions in an effort to reduce drunken driving on America's roadways.

Click Below to watch a very innovative video on seatbelt safety from the Sussex Safer Roads Partnership in Sussex, England

The law changed this past November regarding requirements for who needs a booster seat in the car. Now children are required to be in a booster seat at least until they turn 8. It is also highly recommended for children who are not yet 4'9'' or 100 lbs. Click Here for more Information on New York's booster seat law.

Effective November 1, 2009, New York State has joined the ban on hand held devices, including the sending of text messages, by drivers of ALL ages. Violators of the new law will be subject to a $150 fine. However, the ban on portable electronics is considered a secondary offense, which means that it could only be levied if a driver is pulled over for another violation.

You can download the Pay Attention: Texting While Driving is Deadly poster by clicking here.