DI-9 Manual PDF - Utah Department of Public Safety

10. Alcohol/Drug TestDefinition: Indication of alcohol or drug test given.Enter appropriate two-digit code to indicate if which test(s) were given either at the crash or if thedriver was transported to a testing site for test administration in Box10:00 Not Given03 Drug01 Refused04 Both02 Alcohol97 Other*Rationale: Alcohol remains the most prevalent drug involved in motor vehicle crashes. Capturingalcohol concentration whenever a driver or non-motorist is tested will provide an accurateassessment of the role of alcohol involvement. Identifying drug-related crashes help develop andevaluate programs directed at reducing their involvement. Whenever evidence of other drug use isavailable, it should be captured.11. Test ResultsDefinition: General results of alcohol or drug test(s).Often an officer will have to file an amendment for test results due to the nature of time needed forresults to become available. The actual BAC results are recorded on the back of the form in thePerson(s) Involved section.Enter the appropriate two-digit code for the alcohol and/or drug test results in Box 11:96 Not Applicable02 Negative01 Positive03 PendingWORK ZONEA work zone is an area of highway that contains construction, maintenance, or utility workactivities. The work zone typically extends from the first advance warning sign to the END ROADWORK sign, or the last traffic control device. Work zones may exist for short or long durations andmay include stationary or moving activities. It is not necessary for workers or work vehicles to bepresent to be considered a work zone. Temporary traffic control devices define a work zone.Work zones represent special hazards on the roadways. It is important to capture information aboutcrashes occurring in and around roadway work. Collection of this information helps to make ourroadways safer for drivers, their passengers, workers, and law enforcement officers who assist inmonitoring work zone areas.48