Kansas Farm Bureau®

“DO-IT-YOURSELF” SAFETY PROGRAM

FATAL VISION

Driving under the influence is a serious legal offence that can result in injury and even death. Use these materials to impress upon program participants the seriousness of drunk driving, and the importance of safe alcohol consumption.

Kansas Highway Patrol Public Resource Officers (PRO) make safety presentations to schools and community groups. Each of the seven field troops has a PRO who answers questions from the public and
works with local media.

Click here to find out which of the KHP Public Resource Officers to
contact for a safety presentation in your area.

Questions? Contact the Safety Division at 785/587-6150.

Text Box: Kansas teaching standards for Fatal Vision video
Driver Education Standards

Standard 6: Alcohol/Drug Awareness
Benchmark 1: Student will understand Kansas alcohol/drug laws.
Indicator 1: The student will understand the Kansas Implied Consent Law and possible testing procedures.
Indicator 2: The student will understand the State’s intoxication laws and penalties (blood alcohol intoxication):
a)       Implied consent law
b)       Blood alcohol content (BAC)
c)       Driving under influence (DUI)
d)       Minor in possession (MIP)
e)       Open container (OC)
f)         Prescription drugs
g)       Non-prescription drugs (OTC)
h)       Illegal drugs

Benchmark 2: Student will understand effects of alcohol on the driving task.
Indicator 1: The student will have knowledge of why alcohol is the most commonly misused drug.
Indicator 2: The student will understand physiological and psychological effects of drinking and drug use on driving.
Indicator 3: The student will understand these factors influencing alcohol and other drug   usage:
     a) Peer pressure
     b) Influence of parents
     c) Sociological factors
     d) Emotions
     e) Custom
      f) Hospitality
     g) Environment