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The Taitung Supervision Station announced the number of drunk driving and repeated drunk driving cases in the past three years, and pointed out that this year, for the first time, the system of abstaining from alcohol in exchange for revocation and suspended prosecution of drunk driving was implemented.
Taitung has achieved remarkable results in detecting and delivering drunk driving over the years, but eliminating drunk driving and repeated drunk driving is another issue.
The Taitung Supervision Station recently announced the number of drunk driving cases in Taitung County in the past three years. Judging from the drunk driving cases in Taitung County in the past three years, there were 1,033 offenses and 364 repeat offenses in early 2012; 1,137 offenses and 375 repeat offenses in early 2013; and the number increased to 1,390 first offenses and 770 repeat offenses in 2014, showing that the problem of drunk driving and repeated drunk driving still deserves great attention.
The Supervision Station said that it hopes that in addition to imposing penalties and conducting road safety training in accordance with the law, it can also further identify people who may have alcohol addiction problems and provide assessment, treatment and psychological support through the professional medical team of Taitung Ministry Hospital, so that those in need can receive early assistance.
This year, for the first time, the system of abstinence from alcohol in exchange for revocation and deferred prosecution for drunk driving was implemented. The Supervision Station also said that Taitung Hospital currently has a special clinic for alcohol addiction, as well as related drug treatment and subsidy measures. It is hoped that through cooperation, the prevention of drunk driving will be further combined with medical intervention and follow-up care to reduce the chance of recidivism of drunk driving.
The Taitung Supervision Station said that in the future, the Taitung Supervision Station will continue to cooperate with medical and community resources to reduce the risk of drunk driving from the source and work together towards the goal of "zero drunk driving, zero injury."

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