Impaired Driving – Alcohol and Drugs
High Visibility Saturation Patrol – Impairment
Definition: Any crash where one or more drivers involved in the crash event were under the influence of Alcohol OR Drugs.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the High Visibility Saturation Patrol – Impairment Countermeasure:
IF DUI Related (All) = True
OR
IF Contributing Factors = any of: Had Been Drinking, Taking Medication, Intoxicated - Alcohol, or Intoxicated - Drug
OR
If BAC ≥ .001
OR
IF Alcohol Test Result = Positive
OR
IF Drug Test Result = Positive
Youth Programs – Impairment
Definition: Any crash where drivers aged 16 -20 who were involved in the crash event were under the influence of Alcohol OR Drugs.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Youth Programs – Impairment Countermeasure:
DUI Related (All) = True
AND
Driver Age is between 16 and 20
Restraint Use
Short Term, High Visibility Seat Belt Law Enforcement
Definition: Any crash where one or more occupants was not wearing a seat belt or was not properly restrained in a child safety seat during the crash event.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Short Term, High Visibility Seat Belt Law Enforcement Countermeasure:
IF Occupant Restraint Used = None
Short Term, High Visibility Child Restraint/Booster Law Enforcement
Definition: Any crash where a child under the age of 8 was not properly restrained in an approved child safety seat or booster seat during the crash event.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Short Term, High Visibility Child Restraint/Booster Law Enforcement Countermeasure:
IF Age < 8
AND
IF Occupant Restraint Used is not any of: Child Seat, Facing Forward; Child Booster Seat; Child Seat, Unknown; or Child Seat, Facing Rear
Speed Management
High Visibility Speed Enforcement
Definition: Any crash where excessive speed or failure to control speed was identified as a contributing factor in the crash event.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the High Visibility Speed Enforcement Countermeasure:
IF Speed Related = True
OR
IF Contributing Factors is any of: Unsafe Speed, Speeding (Over Limit), or Failed To Control Speed
Distracted Driving
High Visibility Cell Phone and Distracted Driving Enforcement
Definition: Any crash where driver distraction, including cell phone use, was identified as a contributing factor in the crash event.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the High Visibility Cell Phone and Distracted Driving Enforcement Countermeasure:
IF Cell Phone Related = True
OR
IF Distracted Driving Related = True
OR
IF Contributing Factors is any of: Cell/Mobile Device Use - Talking, Cell/Mobile Device Use - Texting, Cell/Mobile Device Use - Other, Cell/Mobile Device Use - Unknown, Cell/Mobile Phone Use, Distraction In Vehicle, or Driver Inattention
Teen Driving
Enforcement of GDL and Zero-Tolerance Laws
Definition: Any crash involving a driver between the ages of 16 and 20 that occurred during overnight hours when graduated driver licensing restrictions are commonly applicable.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Enforcement of GDL and Zero-Tolerance Laws Countermeasure:
IF Driver Age is between 16 and 20
AND
IF Crash Time is between 12:00 AM and 5:00 AM
Older Drivers
Law Enforcement Roles – Older Drivers
Definition: Any crash involving a driver aged 65 or older.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Law Enforcement Roles – Older Drivers Countermeasure:
IF Driver Age ≥ 65
Pedestrian Safety
Safe Routes to School
Definition: Any pedestrian- or bicyclist-related crash occurring near a K–12 school during typical school travel hours.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Safe Routes to School Countermeasure:
IF Pedestrian Related = True
OR
IF Pedalcyclist Related = True
AND
IF Crash Location is within 1 mile of a K–12 School
AND
IF Crash Time is between 6:00 AM and 5:00 PM
Impaired Pedestrian Patrol
Definition: Any crash involving a pedestrian who tested positive for alcohol or drugs.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Impaired Pedestrian Patrol Countermeasure:
IF Person Type = Pedestrian
AND
IF Alcohol Test Result = Positive
OR
IF Drug Test Result = Positive
Pedestrian Enforcement Strategies
Definition: Any crash involving a pedestrian where failure to yield was identified as a contributing factor by either a motorist or pedestrian.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Pedestrian Enforcement Strategies Countermeasure:
Motor Vehicle Enforcement
IF Contributing Factors = Failed to Yield Right of Way – To Pedestrian
Pedestrian Enforcement
IF Contributing Factors = Pedestrian Failed To Yield Right Of Way To Vehicle
Bicyclist Safety
Bicycle Enforcement Strategies
Definition: Any crash involving a bicyclist.
The following logic is used to determine if crashes would be potentially mitigated by the Bicycle Enforcement Strategies Countermeasure:
IF Pedalcyclist Related = True
OR
IF Person Type = Pedalcyclist