Drive Sober vs Creating Goals for Children

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s - DRIVE SOBER mobile application has been developed to assist individuals who may have had too much to drink find a safe ride home other than driving. It also serves to provide interactive information on the dangers of impaired driving, such as: - Designated Driver Selector: Choose a color for each member of your group & spin the bottle to pick who’s going to stay sober to get you home safely! - Find A Ride: Uses your mobile device’s GPS-feature to identify any taxi, bus or designated driver services near where you are located. NOTE: Not all services may be available. - You Got Game: An interactive section of the app with 4 skill assessments that test your mobility, reaction time, memory and accuracy, all of which can be compromised when impaired. Please note that these games are not a definitive assessment of a person’s ability to drive. You can be arrested for drunk driving with a BAC under 0.08 if you show signs of impaired driving regardless of your ability to complete one of the games. - Reverse It: cognitive skill test featuring spelling words backwards - Don’t Wipe Out: skill test for stability - Perfect Pour: skill test for precision and accuracy - Tower or Topple: skill test for reaction time Our hope is that people who take the time to download the DRIVE SOBER app will use it constructively in the effort to help us achieve zero preventable deaths on Wisconsin roadways. We urge you to share the DRIVE SOBER app with family and friends so that as many people as possible can join the effort.

Families are often asked to make goals for different programs like school, medical clinics and the Children's Medicaid waiver. The purpose of this tool is for families to make goals for their children and let the places supporting their family figure out how they can help. We hope this tool makes creating goals easier, and helps you think about all the different types of goals you have for your child...maybe some you have not even considered before. If none of the examples work for you, develop other goals that are more meaningful to you and your child. Your responses will remain anonymous.