Infographic: The Scary Truth About Halloween and Drunk DrivingHalloween drunk driving, DUIs, and other alcohol-involved incidents don’t have to crash your spooky party. Share our infographic to help raise awareness.
Tennessee Court Says DUI Testing Fees UnconstitutionalThe Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) collects a $250 DUI fee for blood and breath alcohol tests from drunk drivers.
When It Comes to Alcohol Monitoring, Scientists Want to Get Under Your SkinAre James Bond-type alcohol monitoring microchips the next wave of monitoring technologies for use in the criminal justice industry?
Tennessee Proposes Banning DUI Offenders From Purchasing AlcoholTennessee lawmakers are looking to significantly limit the access to alcohol for anyone convicted of a DUI. Sponsored by Rep. Bud Hulsey and Sen. Frank Niceley, House Bill 1698 would require convicted drunk drivers to forfeit their privilege to purchase alcohol for a specified period of time.
“No Refusal” DUI Policies: Time Is A FactorMany jurisdictions turn to blood draw testing when a DUI suspect refuses a breath test.
Study Says Stricter State Alcohol Policies Mean Fewer DUI DeathsDo deaths from alcohol-involved motor vehicle crashes decrease when states enact more restrictive alcohol policies?
When It Comes To Boating, Alcohol and Water Don’t MixBoating under the influence (BUI) is just as dangerous as drunk driving and it’s illegal in all 50 states.
Problem Drinking on the Rise for Older AdultsRecent research is bringing to light a troubling trend in alcohol abuse: A spike in late-in-life, high-risk drinking.
Ignition Interlocks for Motorcycles: Does It Make Sense?A study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration posed an interesting question: does it make sense to apply ignition interlocks to motorcycles?
CDC’s Definition of Binge Drinking Raises QuestionsRecently, a New York Times article reported on a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which states that four times a
New Study Shows Tougher Teen Driving Laws Reduce Drunk DrivingA newly published study from Washington State University indicates that tougher teen driving laws can reduce drinking and driving among teens 16 to 17 by
Authoritative Moms and Underage Drinking: New study says your teens won’t listen, but their friends willIf you’re worried your teen might not be listening to you when you warn them about the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse, take heart: There is a good
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