The Reality of Driving After Drinking Is That

question 34

Multiple Choice

The reality of driving after drinking is that

• A) it is limited to a few dangerous people
• B) innocent bystanders are the typical victims of alcohol-related crashes
• C) a small number of people with serious drinking problems and many arrests are responsible for the majority of alcohol-related fatalities
• D) drinking and driving is a routine part of a society where driving is universal and drinking is an acceptable social custom

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