Infographic: Drinking and DUIs During the Thanksgiving HolidayOver the past five years, more than 800 people died in drunk driving crashes during the Thanksgiving holiday period.
What Is the Biggest Drinking Day in the US?The day before Thanksgiving—known as Blackout Wednesday—is the biggest drinking day of the year in many areas of the United States.
The Sobering Statistics of Underage Drunk DrivingDrivers under the age of 21 represent about 10% of licensed drivers in the U.S. but are responsible for 17% of fatal alcohol-involved crashes.
Surprising Stats About St. Patrick’s Day & DrinkingA holiday where “everybody’s Irish” and people guzzle green beer with their corned beef and cabbage. But St. Patrick's Day is also a very dangerous one when it comes to drinking and driving.
Self-Reported Drunk and Dangerous Driving Decreasing, Survey ShowsThe Traffic Injury Research Foundation USA (TIRF) has released the 2017 results from their annual Road Safety Monitor, a public opinion survey focusing on self-reported drunk and dangerous driving behaviors, showing positive results for 2017.
Higher Hospital Admissions in UK, Is Alcohol to Blame?Higher hospital admissions rates in the UK could be linked to alcohol vendors, according to a study conducted by the University of Sheffield.
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?
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