As we approach the start of a new year, we find ourselves in the middle of the holiday season. It’s a time to come together with friends and family for holiday celebrations. It’s a time full of good food, gifts, and love. Lost in all of these celebrations is the amount of alcohol that will be consumed. According to Alcohol.org, …
December is National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention month, allowing us to raise awareness about this critical topic. With the holiday season in full swing, it is no wonder we see an increase in the number of drunk driving accidents and fatalities. The holiday season is festive with holiday parties aplenty, but this comes with inherent risks. If you are …
Drunk Driving is Very Careless and Dangerous When you are driving down the highway or a city street, and you notice another vehicle swerving and driving erratically without their lights on, there’s a good chance you are dealing with a drunk driver. Sadly, a person is injured or killed by a drunk driver every 20 minutes in Texas, and more …
For nearly 300 years, St. Patrick’s Day has been celebrated all throughout the world by those of Irish descent. With 33 million Americans claiming Irish ancestry compared to only Ireland’s population of only 4.6 million people, the United States will see a much higher level of alcohol drinking than anywhere else in the world. While St. Patrick’s Day is a …
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), two of the deadliest days of the year are December 23rd and 24th. Unfortunately, while the holidays bring cheer and joy to many, they are also quite dangerous, especially for travelers. Not only do many people hit the streets more often to get that holiday shopping in, but people travel to …
Drunk drivers are a common occurrence on U.S. highways and city streets. In fact, it is estimated that a drunk driving accident takes place every 53 minutes, and drunk driving is the cause of one out of every three traffic deaths. These are every serious numbers that show what a serious problem this is in our country. Today, individuals who …
Many studies indicate that Millennials are actually driving less than previous generations, but this is not to say the roads are safer. In fact, older Millennials between the ages of 19-24 engage in riskier driving behavior than teens. According to AAA, 88 percent of Millennials have been guilty of at least one potentially dangerous behavior in the span of 30 …
Drunk drivers cause serious car accidents every single day in the United States. In many cases, these accidents result in devastating fatalities that forever change the lives of those affected. If you were injured by a drunk driver, chances are you will be able to sue and receive compensation for your injuries and damages. If you lost a loved one …