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Frequently Asked Questions about FAAR
On April 2, 2014, we made the biggest announcement of our 23-year history – and it was a complete success!
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We unveiled our new name to traffic safety pros at annual Lifesavers National...
The Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility (FAAR) attends and exhibits at the annual Lifesavers National Conference on Highway Safety Priorities
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IKnowEverything travels to Decatur, AL to talk with Austin High School!
This past week we had our second Alabama IKnowEverything event and it was great to be back!
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Michigan study shows positive results on DUI recidivism rates
In 2010, the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility (FAAR)
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We started over 2 Million conversations about alcohol #responsibility
As Alcohol Awareness Month ends, we look back on the month and are proud of the progress made but recognize our work is far from over.
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New Journal of Adolescent Health supplement provides new research and...
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for teens – one-third of those crashes involve a teen driver who had been drinkin
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FAAR kicks off #GYTSM14 at NOYS event and meeting
Last week, FAAR participated in a kickoff of the 8th annual
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FAAR releases new Hardcore Drunk Driving Law Enforcement Guide
Our nation’s roadways were designed and are in place to provide for the safe and efficient movement of people and goods.
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Mom, I already know everything. I really don’t need to hear this from you.
A Clinical Psychologist and Best-selling Author, Dr. Wolf received a Ph.D.
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The Honorable Ray LaHood Welcomes New Research on Teens and Distracted Driving
Though Americans are driving more than ever, the number of motor vehicle fatalities continues to decline, including the involvement in fatal crashes among 15 to 19-year-old drivers.
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Saying Yes to a Healthy Lifestyle with Congressman Veasey
Yesterday, the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility participated in Congressman Marc Veasey’s Health and Fitness Expo in the foyer of
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Report: State of Drunk Driving Fatalities in America 2012
Drunk driving fatalities have declined significantly overall and among persons under 21 since NHTSA began recording alcohol-impaired driving statistics in 1982 (51% and 78%, respectively). H
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5 steps to exercising your freedom this Memorial Day
On its surface, Memorial Day is a time for those of us who are fortunate enough to be called Americans to gather with friends on the back porch and gorge ourselves on home-grilled burgers and must
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Teen perspective: students may not know it all about safe driving
Did you know that 50% of high school students say they text and drive? That is 50% of the teen population that is at risk of getting in an accident due to distracted driving.
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IKnowEverything ends on a great note!
We had a great year for IKnowEverything! We finished our last event at Wiregrass Ranch High School in Wesley Chapel, Florida.
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5 Reasons Responsibility is Key with Your High School Senior
It’s time to celebrate! Your teen has graduated! It probably feels like you have also achieved an immeasurable feat by supporting them through their high school career.
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It starts with "Hello"
Summer’s almost here! The sun will start setting later, the days will last longer and life will (finally!) slow down a little. For families, summer means more time spent together.
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College kids coming home for summer? The say timing is everything.
Everyone falls into a routine. We get up, maybe we go to work or school, we eat and go to bed at night on a general, if not regular, schedule.
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Take it from the Sheriffs: Tips for a safe summer
Sheriff John Whetsel is the Sheriff of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma and currently serves as Chair of the National Sheriffs&rs
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