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Purpose
The Driver Safety Plan software program helps authorized agencies in Wisconsin capture Intoxicated Driver Program (IDP) assessment
data and prepares it for electronic transfer to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WDOT).
Background
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is responsible for devising strategies to reduce deaths,
injuries, and economic losses resulting from motor vehicle crashes. NHTSA is concerned that without a current and
accurate record of driver information, it is difficult for law enforcement agencies, licensing agencies, the criminal justice
system, IDP assessment agencies and others to make sound decisions on how to respond
and take the appropriate action against drivers demonstrating unsafe behavior on the roadways. The Driver Safety Plan software program
facilitates timely and accurate processing of IDP assessments.
Driver Safety Plan Features
- Capture client and IDP assessment data
- Validate data according to WDOT requirements, and provide feedback for invalid fields
- Create electronic export file according to WDOT specifications
- Print MV3631, MV3633, MV3634 forms in English and Spanish. (Requires MS Word 97 or later)
- Print customized letters for clients. (Requires MS Word 97 or later)
- Search for clients and assessments by client last name and/or first name
- Report Wizard
- Advanced client and assessment searching and reporting
- Advanced summary reporting: client and assessment counts by gender, age, zip code, month, year, week, and more
- Export reports to Microsoft Excel (Requires MS Excel 97 or later)
Program Requirements
- Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition or later
- 10MB disk space
Special Requirements
Printing features require either Microsoft Word 97 or later, or Microsoft Excel 97 or later.
- Printing forms, letters, and documents for one specific client and/or assessment, such as MV3631, MV3633, and MV3634 requires Microsoft Word 97 or later.
- Printing client list and summary reports requires Microsoft Excel 97 or later. These reports can be viewed in the Driver Safety Plan program, without Microsoft Excel 97 or later.
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