Our mission, is to provide, through educational
programs, a defining moment that inspires adults and
young people alike, to make a difference in their
community, by saying "KNOW" to alcohol, additional
drugs, and Safe Driving Habits.











Health - Safety - Prevention

Dreams are shattered every 30 minutes across Texas as
someone dies needlessly in  a distracted driving crash.

Stop DWI, Inc., coordinates with communities, schools and other advocacy groups in
the Permian Basin and West Texas, to present the reality of distracted driving as a
result of alcohol, additional drugs, cell-phone 'texting' and excessive speed.  Our
programs are used to vividly demonstrate the dangers of impairment due to alcohol
and other drugs, and from distracted operation of a motor vehicle.

"Know Your Limit"
Our program for the legal age drinker is "Know Your Limit", and "Stick With It". We
visit community and industry safety programs and the college/university campus to
provide a variety of safety programs. Our "Intoxi-Clock" is a popular program with
these groups. The legal drinker is made aware of "High Risk" alcohol ingestion. Other
components of this program include "Fatal Reflection, Fatal Distraction, S.I.D.N.E.,
and SUM-IT-CUP".

This program is also used in high schools.

April  is National Alcohol Awareness Month and we will be in area high schools and colleges
with  programs and activities.













Intoxi-Clock "You Call The Shots"

This program vividly demonstrates how levels of intoxication impair an individual's ability to
safely perform motor skills. Drinkers often underestimate the amount of alcohol it takes to
lose mental/physical performance, and the time it takes to be sober.









SUM-IT-CUP "Standard Unit of Measure"

This educational tool show the qualified drinker the true measure of a drink. Many people
over-estimate the amount of alcohol they pour into a beverage. Knowing what constitutes a
standard unit of alcohol in a drink size is critical.






















Distraction While Driving "Fatal Reaction-Distract-a-match"

This program is a 'hand-on' engaging activity that dramatically demonstrates how being
distracted while driving can be fatal. Texting, reading, GPS operation, eating and talking to
friends are all distractions.
















We think too often, that crashes due to alcohol or other impairment, always happens to
other people. Our hands on programs creates a past-pace experience of incidents involving
impairment and distractions of various kinds while operating a motor  vehicle, and the
resulting consequences. We encourage participants to make alternative choices to misuse
of alcohol, additional drugs or other distractions while driving.
Outreach That Saves Lives
Programs for Schools,
Churches, University/College
& Business
Motivating
Inspiring
Captivating
and Life
Changing
Kayla Grissom died in
this vehicle when a
drunk driver hit her -
June 30, 2006
Joseph Higgins was
struck down by a
drunk driver August
18, 1984

His mother, Faye, is
responsible for the
beginnings of MADD in
Midland in 1984, which
became Stop DWI, Inc.
in 1995.
Angela Dawn Lester, killed
by a 19 year old drunk
driver-January 30, 2004
Patsy Hochman Memorial
Exhibit at Midland College
Patsy died needlessly because of a reckless driver who was
smoking 'pot' all day.
Odessa High Students
View "Kayla's Voice", the
Stop DWI, Inc. Memorial
Trailer.
Patsy Hochman died
needlessly because of
reckless driving. The young
woman responsible for her
death had been smoking
'pot' during the day with
friends.
Amanda Rose - died
with her father Chon,
her sister, niece and
nephew, when a drunk
driver struck their
stalled vehicle.
father Chon, sister
Amanda Rose, niece
and nephew.
Amanda died with her
uncle Chon, two nieces
and nephew.
Derrick died with his
three nieces and uncle.
Tommy died while riding
with an impaired driver.
Buddy died with his son
Zack - dreams shattered
by a drunk driver.
Zack died with his father
Buddy. His brother lived
but will never be the
same, physically or
emotionally.
S.I.D.N.E.
Simulated Impaired
Driving Experience...

Trooper John Barton, Education
Program Director of the Texas
Highway Patrol (DPS), and Debra
Linton, Program Director-Stop DWI,
Inc. SIDNE, operate the program at
Bethany Christian Church in Odessa
"Community Night Out" Program.

SIDNE is a great educational tool for
young people and adults alike, to
demonstrate the dangers of
impairment, either from
alcohol/drugs or 'texting', or many
other distractions while operating a
motor vehicle.

The program must have at least a
100' x 100' driving area, and is
operated by remote operator control.
The operator can put the vehicle into
an impaired mode at any time.
Sometimes, the driver receives a call
on our cell phone while attempting to
drive the course.

SIDNE also works well inside a gym.
S.I.D.N.E
at St. Stephen's Catholic Church
S.I.D.N.E.

Bethany Christian Church - Odessa
Don't Drink and Drive!
GOING OUT TONIGHT?

DO YOU PLAN TO DRINK?

WHO IS YOUR DESIGNATED DRIVER?

MAKE PLANS FOR THIS BEFORE YOU LEAVE
THE OFFICE OR HOME!

THE LIFE YOU SAVE COULD BE YOUR OWN.

DRIVE SOBER!