DriveSoberIllinois.org is a non-profit group that has dedicated itself to preventing drunk driving in Illinois. The organization works with both civilian groups and police agencies to stop drunk driving. Drive Sober Illinois strongly believes that drunk driving is a violent crime. They cite the fact that in the United States every 30 seconds someone dies because of an impaired driver. For every death, many others are injured- some permanently.

Please read on to learn more about the ways Drive Sober Illinois is working in your community to prevent needless drunk driving deaths and injuries.

• Illinois Impaired Driving Laws- Both state laws and penalties are listed here. The minimum penalties are listed as well as the types of penalties.
• Impaired Driving Statistics- The NHTSA has estimated that 47% of Illinois motor vehicle fatalities involve alcohol. Links to other statistics are listed here as well, including information from the IDOT and other agencies.
• Get Involved Illinois- Information on the DUI roadside memorial sign program is available here. In addition, civilians and police officers may request information to help stop drunk driving. A DUI fact book and safe party tips can be accessed on this page.

The staff and attorneys at Hupy & Abraham are dedicated to improving the safety of our roads. As bikers and drivers we know the dangers associated with driving under the influence. We hope that the information provided here, and throughout our website, helps you understand the many ways you can help prevent drunk driving accidents. If you have been hurt during an accident with a drunk driver, please contact your experienced motorcycle and auto accident attorneys today for your free consultation. With offices in Bloomington, Rockford, Gurnee, Peoria and Decatur, IL, we are here for you where you need us, when you need us.

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