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R.I.D. Tampa Bay - Remove Intoxicated Drivers

President Of RID, Barb Aho's Story

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Barb Aho, RID President

I became involved with RID with the loss of my 20 year old son Bob

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R.I.D. DONORS

A huge thank you to R.I.D.'s generous donors.

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Teen Parent Driving Contract

To help your new driver succeed, it's important to discuss your expectations. You may want to consider this contract to write down rules and consequences that are achievable and fair to the new driver. Be sure to check with local authorities for current laws regarding new drivers. Once youve both come to an agreement, sign and date the contract. Review the contract laws regarding new drivers.. Review the contract in three months to include more privileges or restrictions based on the drivers performance.

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Welcome To R.I.D.

R.I.D. Tampa Bay is a non-profit organization dedicated to removing intoxicated drivers from our streets and highways.

Established in 1978 in Schenectady, New York, RID is the oldest national anti-DUI citizen activist organization in the U.S. Our mission is to save the lives and prevent injuries by deterring alcohol abuse, in general, and impaired driving and youthful binge drinking in particular.

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What's so special about RID?

RID is a grass roots, volunteer organization. Because our six-room head-quarters are donated and most of our administrative labor is volunteer, we spend less than fifteen percent of our income on administration and fund raising. Eighty-five percent goes into program.

RID volunteers work to deter impaired driving, to help its victims seek justice, restitution, and peace of mind when facing the maze of the criminal justice system, to close loopholes in the laws, and to educate the public about the scope and depth of impaired driving tragedies and what to do about it.

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A national report reveals that 15.1 percent of the nation’s drivers age 18 and older drove under the influence of alcohol at least once in the past year. The report says that in some states the levels are far higher – about one in four drivers.