We Must Reduce Drunk Driving

Drunk driving requires 28 lives per day and more than 10,000 people are counted each year in the United States (MADD statistics). In 2011, 316 people died for driving drunk driving in Ohio (Ohio Century Council). By definition, alcohol is "inhibitor of natural sugar fermentation from fruits, vegetables, cereals" (what is alcohol?). Alcohol is regarded as a medicine, excessive diet is fatal not only to consumers but also to the surrounding people. The higher the blood alcohol concentration (or BAC), the more likely it is to harm yourself and the surrounding people.

Drunk driving I have made a lot of efforts to reduce drunk driving, but it is still a problem in the United States. About 10,000 people are killed each year in the United States for drunk driving. NTSB Chair Deborah Hersman stated in a statement: "Drunk driving: Why MADD is a low level alcohol restraint critic?" He said: "Most Americans are driving injury Even so, I think that I solved the problem of the nationwide epidemic, "The age of drinking increased to 21. The legal limit is

Drunk driving is a good example of the necessity of prevention and prevention. Clearly, the drunk driving prevention law enforced by the police and decided by the court must play a leading role in preventing people from drunk driving. However, legal actions alone can not solve the problem. Many other strategies may also significantly reduce drunk driving. Together with the law these strategies can have a huge impact. There is no doubt that alcohol is the main cause of traffic safety problems in the United States. Approximately half of the 44,000 death accidents caused by a traffic accident in 1984 are caused by alcohol in the blood of drivers and other people who died in the accident (see Figure 3-1). However, this statistic can be misleading. This does not mean that if there are no drivers driving after drinking, the number of deaths on the highway will be reduced by half.

Mothers to drunk driving (MADD) began to perform the striking goal of reducing traffic accident mortality in drunk driving by educating the country on damage caused by drunk drivers. In the first 15 years, this strategy has been successful: MADD's PR activities play an important role in changing the country's attitude towards drunk driving, resulting in dramatic deaths from drunk driving Decrease. MADD was very successful and achieved the target of 2000 in 1997 (20% reduction of alcohol-related fatalities). Of course, the unconscious result is that MADD is beginning to transcend its mission. The success of MADD has transformed it into a large organization with a size of 46 million dollars, but its public relations and educational activities have changed the perception of drinking and driving of society to a certain extent, and simplified the problem to President Katherine of the then MADD did. · Prescott calls it "central figure of alcoholism" and does not respond to masses' appeal. "In MADD's own opinion, these people are not affected by red ribbon movements and slogans.