The Dangers of Drinking and Driving
The Effects of Drinking and Driving
Law pertaining to alcohol use
How to use refusal skills to not drink and drive
Give a reason for saying “No.”
Sometimes if you use reasons like "I want to stay clear headed." or "I don't drink." can make people leave you alone
2. Use the right body language.
If your going to be assertive, and just say no, your body language has to match. Make eye contact, stand tall, and use a firm voice. Like talking to a dog when they're in trouble. Don't look at the ground or show that you're nervous.
3. Show your concern for others.
Try to show others a different point of view, before they drink. "What would your parents say?" or "I don't want anything to happen to you."
4. Suggest something else.
Sometimes suggesting another activity can change someone's mind about drinking
5. Take action.
If people are still pressuring you to drink after all these, leave. That way they know you're not going to change your mind.