Arrive Alive driving awareness event set at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
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From staff reports
TIFTON — Students at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College will experience the potential consequences of drunk or distracted driving when the Arrive Alive Tour from UNITE visits the campus on Thursday from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. in front of the Donaldson Dining Hall.
UNITE’s Arrive Alive Tour is the nation’s No. 1 ranked drunk and distracted driving awareness event, as well as the first-and-only marijuana driving simulator in the country. The Arrive Alive Tour uses a high-tech, state-of-the-art simulator that allows participants to drive while distracted, drunk, or drugged in a fully functioning vehicle without moving or being intoxicated. The simulator allows participants to experience the real-life dangers without the real life consequences.
UNITE’s Arrive Alive Tour works with highway safety offices, government agencies, U.S. military bases, corporations, communities, colleges, and high schools throughout the nation to bring this life changing event with the mission of changing these dangerous driving behaviors and saving lives.
Anyone with questions or seeking more information may call Nick Pitts at (888) 436-3394, extension 6386.
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