Your Driving Risk

Alcohol-related accidents and violence are the leading cause of death for Americans under the age of 35. When you drive after drinking (or ride with a driver who has been drinking), you greatly increase your risk for alcohol-related injuries or legal problems.

You reported that you drove times in the past month after having 3 or more drinks. It is very likely that you were driving while intoxicated.

You also reported that, in the past month, you rode times with a driver that drank 3 or more drinks. It is very likely that your driver was driving while intoxicated.

At your self-reported highest BAC level of , you are times more likely to be in a fatal crash than a sober driver.

Before you drink, consider planning a safer way to get home:

  • Arrange for a sober driver before you drink.
  • Call an Uber or Lyft - way cheaper than a D.W.I. (aka D.U.I.).
  • Call a sober friend or family member and ask for a ride.
  • It is never safe to drive after drinking any alcohol.