AAIM Employers' Association

Established in 1982, AAIM in Schaumburg, IL, is a grassroots citizen group dedicated to increasing awareness about the repercussions of impaired driving and underage drinking. As the first organization of its kind in Illinois, AAIM has been a staunch advocate for victims of crashes and a proponent of road safety measures. With a mission to prevent injuries and fatalities caused by chemically impaired or distracted operators of motor vehicles and watercraft in Illinois, AAIM offers direct financial aid to crash victims facing financial challenges. The organization also conducts educational programs targeting high school students on the dangers of impaired, reckless, and distracted driving, as well as the effects of substance misuse. In addition, AAIM runs several commendation programs, such as DrunkBusters and DUI Pin Award Program, to recognize individuals and officers who have made significant contributions to removing impaired drivers from the roadways. Through its various initiatives and campaigns, AAIM strives to make a tangible impact in promoting safe driving practices and supporting those affected by impaired driving incidents. Generated from the website content

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