Drunk Driving

The driver operates the car with both hands, both eyes, both feet, but you need to operate both hands, both hands, and both feet with the brain. Safety driving requires agility and ability to quickly make decisions in conditions of rapid change. Drinking has a major impact on driving skills. For example, drinking alcohol may adversely affect these skills.

Reaction time - Alcohol slows down the reaction and reduces its ability to respond quickly to change

Sight - alcohol reduces the muscular function of the eye, changes eye movements, changes vision, blurs vision. Night vision and color vision may also be impaired

Tracking - Alcohol reduces the ability to locate cars on the road and other car positions, centerlines and road signs.

It is estimated that more than 10,000 young people died in a car accident in the United States and 40 000 people were injured in alcohol abuse. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that more than 26,000 people have lost their lives since the age of drinking turned 21.

Drunk driving is common as it is fatal. According to the US Department of Transportation, in 2010 alone, about 4 million American adults committed drinking and driving of 121 million people. Despite numerous drunk driving episodes, only a few damaged drivers were arrested.

You are being arrested for drunk driving and drinking in public places. The cost of drunk driving is called drunk driving (DUI) or drunk driving (DWI). If you are convicted of drunk driving or drinking in a public place, especially if there are multiple such convictions, USCIS is not a good personality because you are an "alcoholic addict" I think. Due to law, damage and court rulings, conviction of DUI / DWI, you may lose 5 years' qualification

MADD, a nonprofit organization in the United States and Canada, aims to stop drunk driving, support people who are affected by drunk driving, prevent drinking by minors, and formulate more stringent driving policies I will. Whether the damage is caused by alcohol or other medicine. Candace Lightner, based in Irving, Texas on September 5, 1980, was founded in California after a 13-year-old daughter Cari was killed by a drunk driver. There are at least one MADD office in each state of the United States and at least one office in each province of Canada. These offices provide many resources related to victim services and alcohol safety MADD claims that drunk driving has halved since the start of drinking.

Drunk driving accidents, particularly the deaths that resulted in deaths, resulted in the formation of mothers (DAD) for drunk driving in 1980. This organization was founded by a mother who lost his life in the accident of drunk driving and began claiming the age of nationwide drinking at the age of 21. As the state always has its own drinking age, the federal government can not directly impose on the people's drinking age. Instead, President Ronald Reagan signed the National Minimum Drinking Age Act, which became legislation in 1984, threatening to withhold funds from road maintenance and management in states that have never raised the drinking age to 21 ing. Most states follow nearly immediate so I do not want to lose money. Today, the minimum drinking age in all provinces is 21 years old.