A simulated drunk driving crash was staged Tuesday at the Del Norte High School main parking lot as part of the"Every 15 Minutes" program, the California Highway Patrol said.
Every 15 Minutes is a two-day program that demonstrates to high school students the impact drinking and driving has on friends, families, and their community, Castro said. The first day of the program is highlighted by a simulated traffic crash that will involve an impaired teen driver and fatally injured victims.
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