Drive Hammered. Get Slammered.
drinking and driving
the effects of alcohol on your driving
- Slows brain functions so that you can’t respond to situations, make decisions or react quickly.
- Reduces your ability to judge how fast you are moving or your distance from other cars, people or objects.
- Gives you false confidence - you may take greater risks because you think your driving is better than it really is.
- Makes it harder to do more than one thing – while you concentrate on steering, you could miss seeing traffic lights, cars entering from side streets or pedestrians.
- Affects your sense of balance - very important if you ride a motorcycle.
- Makes you sleepy.
this is what happens to people who drive drunk.
statistic
every 15 minutes someone gets into an accident from drunk driving
alcohol is a suppressant, so it lowers your'e ability to drive by bluring your'e vision and making what you see slowed
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