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Student Experience Impaired Driving

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
April 8, 2016
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DSC_1775 DSC_1774 DSC_1773 DSC_1772 DSC_1771Students from Mrs. Barnett’s Health, and Family and Individual Dynamics class at Magee High School were able to demonstrate what it is like to drive while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Fatal Vision is the name of the program sponsored by Farm Bureau. Benton Mosely allowed the students to drive a golf cart with a cone obstacle, wearing goggles and trying to text to see what is was like and what can happen when one is driving and texting or under the influence of alcohol.

This is a great reality check for all students.

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Pictured with Mr. Mosely driving the golf cart is Courtney Griffith.

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