Recommended Indicators for Drug-Impaired Driving: Motor Vehicle Department Driver Record Data

  • Impaired Driving
Enhancing DID data across Canada - Motor vehicle division data

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About this policy brief

Highlights the five recommended indicators for enhancing and standardizing driver record data collected by motor vehicle departments across Canada. The policy brief examines the different types of data collected for these indicators, the importance of collecting the data and how to collect it. It also outlines key considerations for implementing collection of these indicators on a national level.

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