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    Drunk Driving Statistics In 2011‚ the rate of alcohol-impaired driving fatalities per 100‚000 population was 3.2‚ representing a 65% decrease since 1982‚ when record keeping began‚ and 49% since the inception of The Century Council in 1991. What this translates into is‚ for every 100‚000 people in the US in 2011‚ slightly more than three people were killed in a drunk driving fatal crash‚ a rate that has been cut almost in half over the past two decades - down from a rate of 6.3 in 1991. Alcohol-impaired

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    Alluring Alcohol The Deadly Mistake More Women Are Making was an article featured in Cosmopolitan magazine’s October 2011 edition. The typical readers of this magazine are college-aged females and older‚ and as school was just starting back‚ the timing of this article was more than a coincidence. Stephanie Booth‚ a popular blogger and MBA graduate presents her article in a stern‚ yet reflective manner. She uses statistics‚ polls and radical stories to keep the attention

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    Driving is an activity and privilege that is enjoyed by many worldwide; in 2016‚ there were over 190‚000 licensed drivers in the United States‚ a majority of which were between the ages of 20 and under and 40. Over the past few years‚ however‚ the issue of the age at which one can learn to drive legally in the United States has been under debate; currently‚ at least at the time this paper was written‚ most states allow for drivers who are a minimum 15 years and 6 months of age to apply for a drivers

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    Drunk for life Debbie Crowell worries that 7-month-old Sabrina may have fetal alcohol syndrome. Crowell‚ a recovering alcoholic‚ was forced into treatment after Sabrina’s birthday. Now seven months sober‚ she’s learning to be a good mom to her seven children. EDITOR’S NOTE: Tucsonan Debbie Crowell has graciously agreed to share her personal nightmare with Tucson Citizen readers. She hopes her story will prevent another child from being born under the influence of alcohol. Crowell is turning her

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    Drunk driving has a tremendous effect on the lives of people. The effect of drunk driving can influence the lives of those drinking the family of the victim and even an entire community. If someone drinks and drives with blood alcohol levels of eight hundredths of a gram or .08 grams and above or the point at which a person is legally drunk they are at least 6 times more likely to get involved in an accident than if you were to drive under the same circumstances while you were sober. On average one

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    the government has tried to lower distracted driving rates (Robertson‚ 2015‚ 8-12). Tips such as allowing plenty of travel time‚ turning off or ignoring the smart phone‚ or using alternative devices like voice recognition‚ auto responder‚ and text blockers are also all ideas the government has tried to convey to stop distracted driving (Post Media Network‚ 2016). However‚ even through all the efforts to reduce the significant issue of distracted driving‚ people still do not recognize the risk it

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    more common today than it has ever been. Between emails‚ text messages‚ phone calls and the massive shift toward relentless communication‚ people everywhere are rushing to get things done faster‚ easier and more effectively. But when it comes to driving‚ it’s never been more important to just slow down. Your safety‚ your life‚ and the lives of others all depend on you to make the right choices behind the wheel. TOP 3 CAUSES OF CAR ACCIDENTS IN AMERICA Car accidents are a serious epidemic in

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    buy cigarettes‚ but you can ’t buy alcohol. One of the main causes of the drinking age being set to 21 was teenagers were getting into car accidents after getting drunk. I am not saying driving under the influence should be legal. What I am saying is there should be more government programs to educate and prevent people from driving intoxicated. More and more people under the age of 21 are experiencing alcohol. "A survey released by the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (TCADA) found

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    for political office. 2. What interest groups do you foresee would have an interest in this legislation? An interest group is an organization such as the ACLU‚ the Missouri Police Chiefs Association‚ etc. 2a.) I can foresee Mothers Against Drunk Driving

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    People could get hurt or killed because of drivers using cell phones. People can stop these unnecessary accidents by not using their cell phones while driving. Drivers’ use of cell phones while vehicles are in motion should be prohibited because it could be a hazardous distraction in addition they could get in an accident. The use of cell phone while driving is a hazardous distraction. Drivers making a phone call were four times as likely to cause an accident as other drivers. In 2004 a 20 year-old woman

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