Welcome, to "Driving Sober to Save a Life". Founded by Barry Marcone, to inform and educate our public to make the right decision to not drink and drive. 

I am working hard to keep our highways safe for all, so we may enjoy our roadways.
I do presentations for any groups or any organizations, as well as one on one to inform our children, parents, and loved ones about the long term effects of drinking and driving and what we can do to save a life. THE LIFE YOU SAVE, MAY BE YOUR'S OR A LOVED ONE.

My experience comes from my Son driving drunk, involved in a DUI crash which resulted in young girl being killed. It's a horrifying experience, as a parent, to watch your child go through the hurt and pain, by making a wrong choice and how their life will change forever.

I can not even begin to feel what it must be like to loose a child from someone driving impaired. I am torn between both sides of this sad story. My heart goes out to the family of this loss child. I am so sorry for their loss.

We talk about what we can do as parents to better teach and inform our children, loved ones, and friends to make the right choices and decisions to not drink and drive and the affects it plays on everyone's life. 

Driving Sober is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization

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Looking for a great speaker for your school, event or organization? Someone who can really make a difference with teens and parents or bring a powerful message to your audience? Contact Barry Marcone of Driving Sober to Save a Life at barry@drivingsober.net, or call 352-279-4365. Presentations are at no cost to your organization.

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Part of our program is demonstrating what it feels like to be driving intoxicated.By walking a straight line and wearing fatal vision goggles.you will see and feel what a drunk driver sees an feels. 
A police officer gives a demonstration on thisYou Tube Vide
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   Texting and Driving
Parents and teens,please take the time and watch this video.
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This is the story of Chris Marcone a young man whose life was changed one evening when he got behind the wheel of car after drinking. His life was changed as was his families as well as an innocent family that was in the wrong place at the wrong time. 

Chris's father tells the story in the hopes to help other people avoid the same mistakes and the pain that he has experienced. Every parent and young driver needs to see this video. Please share it with others and help Barry Marcone in his efforts to help people learn lessons from this tragic story instead of having their own story
I Would like to thank the U.S  Army  in Fort Richardson Alaska for giving Driving Sober To Save A Life the opportunely to present to over 2600 troops  It was a great Honor and a privledge to be able to speek to our Troops
Going to a party and don't have a safe ride ride home. Here are are a couple ways to get you home safe:
Two men turn tragedies into positives and save lives in the process....
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Teen drivers learn hard lessons the safe way 
Had to much to Drink, AAA and Budweiser has a way to get you and your car home "TOW TO GO 'is a free service for you and your car.call 1-800-AAA- HELP