The Mock Crash activity can be as simple or as elaborate as budget, time and effort allows. Mock Crashes illustrate how potential alcohol- related scenarios could happen to any high school student, and they dramatize the social and healthcare problems associated with underage drinking and impaired driving. Your skit can be performed in one, two or three acts, and it can involve classmates, teachers, parents, administrators, doctors, law enforcement officials, etc. Although a favorite among high school students, mock crashes can be challenging to plan since you will need a crashed car, local law enforcement, paramedics, parents, the media, even a funeral director anyone who might be involved in responding to an impaired driving crash. A volunteer borrows the cell phone on their scheduled weekend.
Parents are also welcome to volunteer as ride-givers.
Establish partnerships with your local limousine rental companies. Offer them the chance to be the exclusive limousine company for your high school in return for the company promising to not allow underage drinking in their cars. This way, no matter what, each student has at least one free phone call they can make to a friend or parent if they find themselves in a dangerous situation. The dealer can print their logo and your high school's logo on the card. It provides them with positive public relations and serves as a great service to their potential customers.