Despite the dangers and potential trouble with the law, many people throughout the country make the mistake of drinking and driving. They assume that they’re “sober enough” to safely reach their destination, so they get behind the wheel and take to the road. While drunk driving doesn’t always result in an accident, it definitely increases the risk of trouble. Here are some of the primary reasons why people continue to drive drink: They don’t think it’s a big deal: In other…

There are people who drink and drive because it’s what they want to do. There are also people who do this because of what’s happening around them. Regardless of your age, peer pressure can make it difficult to say “no” to a drink, which can increase the risk of breaking the law. Peer pressure is a particularly big problem among the younger generation, such as those who are in high school and college. These individuals are more willing to do…

The holiday season is a time for family, friends and fun. And for some, alcohol also plays a big part in everything they do. While there’s nothing wrong with consuming a few alcoholic beverages during the holidays, you don’t want to jeopardize your safety along the way. You don’t have control over other drivers on the road, but there are steps you can personally take to prevent a holiday drunk driving accident. Consider the following: Assign a designated driver: Don’t…

The irresponsible decision to get behind the wheel after drinking can irrevocably change the course of your life and the structure of your family. Losing a loved one to a tragic, preventable accident can leave you struggling with grief and depression. Beyond the social and emotional consequences, there will also be practical concerns your family will have to address. How will you recover from losing out on their wages? Can your family even cover the cost of the funeral right…

Have you ever heard someone claim that they’re a good drunk driver? Maybe you went out to the bar and someone asked them if they were safe to drive when they picked up their keys to go home. You had seen how much they had to drink and could not believe they thought it was a good idea. Maybe you went to a party and all of you were talking about a similar party the weekend before. The “good” drunk…