Drinking and Driving

In 2010, American adults drank too much and drove about 112 million times. Although the number of drunk driving ("drunk driving") has decreased by 30% over the past five years, it is still a serious problem. A driver damaged by American alcohol participated in about one-third of all deaths, and in 2009 about 11,000 deaths occurred

* These drivers have a blood alcohol concentration of at least 0.08%. This is the level of illegal blood alcohol concentration in US adult drivers.

Every seat in each seat will be deducted for each trip. Reduce serious injuries and fatalities by about 50% with seat belts

The preliminary law enforcement 's seat belt law allows the police to stop just because someone is not wearing a seat belt. These state laws effectively increase the use of seatbelts

Young men from 21 to 34 years of age accounted for only 11% of the US adult population in 2010 but accounted for 32% of all drunk driving situations.

85% of alcohol and driving incidents have been reported by people reporting alcohol abuse. To drink alcohol means that men drink more than 5 times and women more than 4 times.

At the checkpoint where I woke up, the police made it impossible to judge whether the driver was driving under the influence of alcohol. More widely, by frequently using these checkpoints, we can save about 1,500 to 3,000 lives annually.

Under the minimum statutory drinking age law, sales of alcoholic beverages to people in all 50 states and people under the age of 21 in the District of Columbia are prohibited. Maintaining and implementing the minimum legal drinking age of 21 will help to prevent inexperienced young drivers from drunk driving.

Ignition interlock prevents drivers who are convicted of drinking alcohol from operating the vehicle while drinking alcohol. When the device is on the car, the interlock can effectively reduce the drunk driving stop rate to about two thirds.

Starting from the first crime, ignition interlock is necessary for everyone who is judged to be drunk driving.

Consider adopting strategies to reduce overeating, such as reducing driving, as alcohol tax increases, alcohol consumption reductions, and driving behavior are interrelated

Create policies for immediately canceling all labor-related driving privileges related to drinking and driving employees when working on a company or individual vehicle

Use the workplace health promotion program to communicate risks of drinking and driving, including information for families

Helping patients understand that car accidents are the major cause of death for all those aged 5 to 34, and one third of death involves drunk drivers

Daily screening of patients for dangerous drinking patterns including drinking and provision of simple interventions - Consultation session of 10 to 15 minutes - Screening for positive patients

If drinking leads to health, work, or social problems, consult a doctor or nurse to learn about drinking and driving, seek advice.

No matter how short a trip, you must deduct it every time. Invite passengers to buckle inside the car, including passengers at the rear seats

There are many reasons for people to drink and drive. Many people are affected. The driver is responsible for drunk driving. Drinking and driving is a problem in the United States. People need to recognize the impact it has on people and recognize that drinking and driving are issues that need to be stopped. Why can not you stop drinking? If alcohol is illegal, less drivers will drink alcohol. The general result of drunk driving is the influence of a friend. - With time, "There is a walking distance anywhere," Steven Wright said. Teenagers are looking forward to the 16th birthday so they can drive. I feel that I can not wait for everyone to start driving and start driving. There are few people who know that teen drivers are more likely to die of car accidents than men who kill, commit suicide, or die cancer (Littlefield). Most of them have no experience on the road or how to deal with distractions.

Please focus on only one big problem. The proportion of drinking and driving, teens who are drinking and driving in high school has decreased more than half since 1991 ("You drink and drive"). One out of ten high school students will drunk and drive ("drinking and driving in their teens"). Young drivers (16 to 20 years old) who died at a blood sugar level of 0.08% died 17 times more than when they were not drinking (drunk driving over 17 years old). Adults and teenagers think they can drink too