Sober Driver Program

The Sober Driver Program is a 20-hour therapeutic group program for drivers who have been convicted of a serious or repeat drink driving offence. It aims to change the attitudes and behaviours of drivers, prevent re-offending, and reduce alcohol-related road trauma. Learn more about the program and its benefits.

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About the Sober Driver Program

This program is for drivers who have been convicted of a serious or repeat drink driving offence and have an order with Corrective Services NSW, or who have received an interlock exemption order from a court. Find out about the program's benefits and how it works.

Program participants

The Sober Driver Program has helped many drivers develop skills and positive attitudes for safe driving, and strategies to prevent re-offending. Learn about eligibility requirements and how to register for the program.

Guide for magistrates, legal practitioners and prosecutors

This guide aims to provide magistrates, legal practitioners and police prosecutors with clear and practical information on the Sober Driver Program, as delivered by Corrective Services NSW.

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