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When young people put themselves in danger on the roads, the impact on families and communities can be heartbreaking.

The knock-on effect - impact of road crashes on family and community

<p>Learn about the consequences of getting into a car with a person under the influence of alcohol or other drugs, understand the impact of road crashes on victims, families and communities, and demonstrate realistic ways to persuade someone to not drive under the influence.</p>


Stage 5 - Student worksheet - The Positive Knock-on Effect 

The Knock-on Effect - Greg Alexander and Brad Fittler

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