The Superintendent handles drunk driving prevention group courses (secondary prevention courses) and drunk driving treatment groups (third-level prevention courses) for those who are accused of unsafe driving. The drunk driving prevention course takes 5 weeks, and the drunk driving treatment group takes 5 weeks, for a total of 10 weeks (including the implementation of the family support program). It is expected that two sessions will be processed in 110 years, and the first session of the drunk driving prevention course will start on March 30. A total of 12 drunk driving shelters participated. The course objectives are the second and third levels of prevention in the "three-level prevention" treatment plan. The secondary prevention focuses on the criminals of unsafe driving and the high-risk groups of alcohol addiction, and conducts cognitive counseling education courses to enhance the sense of illness and induce the motivation to abstain from addiction. At the same time, tertiary prevention provides professional treatment consultation and physical and mental rehabilitation for those with alcohol addiction symptoms or medical history.