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Springville High School students use impairment goggles to simulate drunk driving

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Springville High School students use impairment goggles to simulate drunk driving
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Springville High School Law Enforcement students used impairment goggles to simulate the effects of drunk driving. The activity, led by Resource Officer Austin Johnson, aimed to provide a lesson on the risks of impaired driving.

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  • Resource Officer Austin Johnson used impairment goggles to simulate drunk driving for Law Enforcement students.
  • The simulation involved students attempting to walk a straight line to demonstrate the difficulty of movement while impaired.
  • The activity was intended to teach students about the risks associated with impaired driving.

Springville High School Law Enforcement students participated in a simulation to experience the effects of impaired driving using impairment goggles.

Resource Officer Austin Johnson led the activity, which used the goggles to simulate the experience of driving while intoxicated.

The exercise involved students attempting to walk a straight line while wearing the goggles. According to a report by SHS Digital Media, the activity began with laughter but was intended to provide a powerful lesson regarding the risks of getting behind the wheel while impaired.

Students featured in the activity included Max Groneman, Ashley Solis, Gunnar Emery, and Heagan Christmas.

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