Transport i bezpieczeństwo · 19.06.2001

Discretionary Cooperative Agreements To Support the Demonstration of Effective Programs Using Methods or Technologies Targeted at Reducing Alcohol Impaired Driving by Individuals Age 21 Through 34

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) announces a discretionary cooperative agreement to solicit support for the demonstration of effective programs using inventive methods or technologies targeted at reducing alcohol impaired driving by individuals age 21 through 34. The goal of NHTSA's Impaired Driving program is to reduce alcohol- related fatalities to no more than 11,000 by the year 2005. While progress has been made in reducing alcohol-related fatalities, successful inventive methods and collaborative partnering programs need to be demonstrated and made available for replication in order to achieve the national goal. This cooperative agreement project is to support the demonstration of inventive methods programs and new approaches that have demonstrated or have the potential to demonstrate reductions in alcohol-impaired fatalities and injuries by individuals age 21-34. NHTSA solicits applications from public and private, non- profit, not-for-profit and commercial organizations, governments and their agencies, or a consortium of these organizations that demonstrate effective programs using inventive methods or technologies targeted at reducing alcohol impai