Teen Driving Issues Project Drunk Driving Part 1 identifying the issue Why Is Drunk Driving A Problem‚ Especially for teen drivers? This is a major problem for teens because drunken teenagers are more likely to get in a car crash then an adult drunk driver and drunk driving should not even be done. Many teens are also pressured into drunk driving which again has a high chance in getting into a crash. Statistics from research regarding teen crash rates About 70% of all teens drink
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cannot be any more true than in regards to anti-drunk driving propaganda. These campaigns expose the harsh reality behind drinking and driving‚ with the anticipation that they will reduce the amount of fatal crashes that unfortunately happen on a daily basis. The images shown are often graphic and unsettling‚ a technique used by the campaigns in order to deliver a strong and powerful residual message. The visual attached comes from an anti-drunk driving campaign located across the globe in Thailand
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begun to recognize the dangers associated with drunk driving (Sutton 463). According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration‚ this year 519‚000 people‚ or one person per minute‚ will be injured in alcohol-related accidents. 10‚839 people will die in drunk-driving crashes this year – that is one death every 50 minutes. The heartbreaking part is‚ every injury and lost life due to driving after drinking can be prevented. Drinking while driving “accidents” are not merely “accidents.” Getting
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Teen Driving Project Topic: Drunk Driving Why is this a problem‚ especially for teens? Drunk driving is a problem especially for teens‚ because of peer pressure and some people feel that it is a funny scenario when they let a drunk driver take control of a vehicle‚ but they don’t realize the danger they are getting into. Many teenagers drink because they think it makes them cooler and not all are aware of the affects of drunk driving. Some teenagers also think they have the ability of being invincible
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In the past‚ she had been rear-ended by a drunk driver‚ causing severe damage to Serena. Also‚ Travis was just 4 years old when he got run over right in front of his own home (Griffins). His injuries‚ especially the brain damage‚ still affect him to this day. Busch‚ the driver who hit Cari‚ was a repeated offender of driving under the influence‚ and Candy was informed that he would highly unlikely receive a large punishment (Peters)
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because somebody made the choice to drive drunk‚ both families will be imprisioned by the loss for the rest of their lives. ople need to realize drunk driving is a serious offence. A life is taken about every 45 minutes due to drunk driving. We have to face the unfortunate truth that the penelties for a first time offence isnt going to do much. A license can be suspended up to a year and most the time is only penelized for 6 months‚ if that. If you drive drunk and kill someone‚ you might be charged
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interlocks are issued in only fourteen of those states. Interlocks are mandatory when one is convicted of driving with a BAC of 0.08 g/dL or more. In the existence of ignition interlocks‚ the effort to keep drunk drivers off the road has only been a positive improvement. Some researchers believe the mandatory requirement of fourteen states should be much higher‚ if not forty-eight. Drunk driving fatalities has been a problem ever since automobiles were first invented‚ but ignition interlocks have been
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car hit her with so much force‚ that it knocked her out of her shoes and sent her 125 feet away (“Candy Lightner”). Lightner later found out that Cari was hit by a drunk driver who not once stopped after hitting Cari and was most likely to receive little punishment. The driver was Clarence William Busch. He had four previous drunk driving convictions‚ only spent forty-eight hours in jail for the death of Cari‚ and had another hit-and-run incident just two days before Cari’s hit (“Candy Lightner Facts”)
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Have you ever wondered why police can stop you at a DUI roadblock‚ or a “Sobriety Checkpoint”? B. (Thesis) Roadblocks used to identify drunk drivers are unconstitutional and ineffective and should be removed. C. (Significance to Audience/Credibility) According to a study conducted by the National Hard Core Drunk Driving Project in 2002‚ thirty nine states‚ including Pennsylvania‚ permit the use of random sobriety roadblocks. D. (Preview of Main Points)
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story of Jacqueline Saburido Advertisements posted on the website facesofdrunkdriving.com share multiple stories of people who were unexpectedly struck by drunk drivers. There was one story in particular that stood out to me more than the others and that was Jacqueline Saburido’s. This advertisement makes a powerful statement about how drunk driving can not only kill someone‚ but can also scar someone for life. The goal of the organization that posted this advertisement is to never drink and drive.
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