Drunk Driving Videos as Training Aids Help!

I'd go to youtube.com or Google Videos. 

You can download file converters for youtube videos and imbed them into PowerPoint pretty easily.  Download.com has the file converts (free). 

There's always MADD.   Or SADD.

Good Luck!

When I was an RA in college, I did a program called "The Consequences of Drinking and Driving"  where I had a person come in and tell his story of what he did while under the influence.  He was one of those guys that can drive home blindfolded, or a little buzzed, after all, he's done it before, so its ok.  Well it wasn't.  Just as he was pulling onto his street, he swerved, for no reason and hit his friends car head on, killing him.  He served time for vehicleular manslaughter and then had to tell his story as part of his probation.  He contiuned telling his story after he was no longer forced to because he knew he helped people realize the consequence of his actions.  And he felt it was the least he could do to help keep his friends memory alive and try to give his death some meaning.   Powerful stuff.  FWIW, I won an award for 'Program of the Year' for this.

Check w/ your local AA or NA group and see if anyone will talk about there experience.  If they dont have anyone, Im sure they know someone.  In terms of videos and such, check your local drivers ed business, mine had a lot of videos about drunk driving and also w/ your local High School, especially if they have a 'Key Club'.  Key Club is the High School part of Kiwanis and they have a lot of anti drinking info and media help.  The Key Club that we sponsor does a lot w/ drinking and driving awareness and are invited to a national convention about drinking and driving.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z24v0awoQhc

Pardon the pun, but this is pretty sobering stuff.

Not that this is a suggestion for you, as my suggestion wouldn't be as effective as the above posts, but interesting tidbit.

As my undergrad, University of Iowa, they have one of the premier driving simulators in the country.  Every once in a while they would do "experiments" for the influence of drinking, so student volunteers would take tests while slowly getting drunk.

Any information they might have would be more technical in nature and not as impactive as you might like, but could also suggest looking at the University of Iowa driving simulator as a resource.  (but that is more likely to put them to sleep)

A local high school put together this film http://web.mac.com/vbayer1/Reality/Movie_Trailer.html (see trailer). It's pretty realistic about what a night of drinking can do to everyone involved. It's available for purchase I believe.

On another note, locally, a man and 2 women were mowed down while biking across a town's bridge. The driver was a drunk woman. It was 2 in the afternoon on a Sunday. The man did not survive.

..... It's just not worth taking that extra drink.

Don't know if you're still looking for info on this presentation but I may have a suggestion or two.  I'm a PA student in Oregon and my Master's project just happens to be exactly what you are doing.  I will be presenting to a group of 14-18 year olds on this same topic.  One of the stories that I will be relaying is of an acquaintance of mine name Jacqui Saburido.  She came to Austin, TX from Venezuela in the late 90's to learn English.  One night in September 1999 her and four friends were on their way home from a b-day party.  They were hit by an 18 year old high school student who was on his way home from drinking with some friends.  Two passengers in Jacqui's car were killed, one had fairly minor injuries, and then there was Jacqui.  She was pinned in the car while it burned.  She survived and often talks about her ordeal.  On her website http://www.helpjacqui.com/home.htm there are videos posted of both her and the guy who hit her.  It's pretty powerful. 

I can't get any of her photos to link here, but go to her site.  I don't know how anyone could drink and drive after hearing her story.