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Sudden Impact Louisiana Sudden Impact provides testimony to the ramifications of driving while impaired from a medical, law enforcement, and victim perspective.

The Sudden Impact Program developed by UMC, is designed to prevent fatalities and injuries from driving impaired, texting while driving and lack of seat belt usage. The 7 hour program for high school sophomores, located at numerous hospitals across Southeastern Louisiana, places the teens in an unfamiliar environment while providing education on laws, decisions, communication and impairment.

10/27/2026
20 year old impaired driver. Let that sink in.
10/19/2026

20 year old impaired driver. Let that sink in.

An engaged couple was walking back after celebrating with friends in Baton Rouge when a suspected impaired driver veered off the roadway, hitting both.

The LSU student and her firefighter fiancé, both died from their injuries. A 20-year-old is now arrested.

Full report 👉🏼 Link below

10/16/2026

Great job Covington High School (Covington, Louisiana). Vote today.

Kratom- be in the know and always refrain from saying “not my child”! Do a simple internet search, have conversations, b...
09/25/2026

Kratom- be in the know and always refrain from saying “not my child”! Do a simple internet search, have conversations, be aware.

Choudrant High School attended the Sudden Impact Program today with Sylvia and Trooper Ryan. We are excited to continue ...
09/24/2026

Choudrant High School attended the Sudden Impact Program today with Sylvia and Trooper Ryan. We are excited to continue to offer the program at St. Francis Medical Center to reach students throughout Louisiana. Great job, Choudrant!

Brother Martin High School students had the opportunity to hear the powerful story of trauma survivor Megan, who has und...
09/23/2026

Brother Martin High School students had the opportunity to hear the powerful story of trauma survivor Megan, who has undergone 14 surgeries after being hit by an impaired driver. Her courage and willingness to share her journey created a meaningful connection and lasting impact with the students. Thank you, Megan. You are a survivor! University Medical Center New Orleans Louisiana State Police Louisiana Highway Safety Commission

Does your mood affect your driving?
09/20/2026

Does your mood affect your driving?

Team Lake Charles hosted Jennings High School in the Sudden Impact Program. Trauma survivors Heather and Tatum joined Tr...
09/11/2026

Team Lake Charles hosted Jennings High School in the Sudden Impact Program. Trauma survivors Heather and Tatum joined Trooper Roy from Louisiana State Police and Scott from Lake Charles Memorial Hospital to discuss how decisions behind the wheel and who you get in a car with matter. You cannot turn back the clock.

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