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Individuals at higher risk when they drink and drive include young adults, particularly those aged 16 to 24, as they often engage in risky behaviors. Additionally, those with a history of alcohol abuse or prior DUI offenses are at increased risk, as well as individuals with mental health issues or a lack of awareness about the dangers of impaired driving. Furthermore, drivers of larger vehicles, like trucks or SUVs, may pose a greater threat due to their size and potential for causing more damage in accidents.
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Who are at higher risk when they drink and drive older drivers or new inexperienced drivers?
New inexperienced drivers
Are you not at a higher risk for having a collision when you drive alone?
You have a higher risk of falling asleep at the wheel. So yes, you do have ahigher risk of a collision.
You are not a higher risk for having a collision when you drive alone?
false
Why shouldn't you drink and drive?
If people drink too much and then drive they increase the risk of a traffic accident.
You are at higher risk for having a collision when you drive at a time when you are normally asleep?
True
Are You at higher risk for having a collision when you drive at a time when you are normally asleep?
Yes.
What does don't drink and drive mean?
Simply put: DON`T DRINK ALCOHOL BEFORE YOU DRIVE.It is dangerous and puts not only the driver`s life at risk, but everyone around them.drink+drive=DIE
Do people who drink have a higher risk of doing drugs?
Yes they can cause dizziness and other bad signs. Also if they are dumb enough to drink they might as well get high.
Is it harder to smoke amd drive or drink and drive?
it is harder to drink and drive
Reason you shouldn't drink and drive?
Drinking a sufficient amount of alcohol can impair driving performance, thus increasing the risk of an accident.
How many people die of alcohol each year in dry counties?
The proportion of alcohol related traffic fatalities is higher in dry than in wet counties. It has been hypothesized that this is because so many people in dry counties drive to wet counties to drink and then drive far to return home. This puts them at greater risk of traffic fatalities than those who can drink nearer to their homes.
Is it true or false You are at higher risk for having a collision when you drive long distance without a rest break?
True
