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Due to the recent presentations to restrict different aspects of firearm ownership, I propose that everyone look at another "tragedy".
Alcohol-related car crashes kill someone every 45 minutes and injure
someone every two minutes.
In the United States, drunk driving is the leading criminal cause of
death.
About one-third of people arrested for drunk driving are repeat
offenders.
The NHTSA didn't start keeping stats on DUI fatalities, until 1982.
In it's first year of data tracking, they recorded 21,113 deaths and in 2010, there were 10,228.
http://www.centurycouncil.org/drunk-driving/drunk-driving-fatalities-national-statistics
During 2008, there were 11,923 drunk driving deaths; of which 216 were children, between the the ages 14 and younger. Another 34 children died as pedestrians or bikers who were hit by drunk drivers.
http://www.edgarsnyder.com/drunk-driving/drunk-driving-statistics.html
In an effort to further reduce the numbers involved, in these needless tragedies, I propose the following:
1. Anyone who owns a car, must have an Ignition interlock device installed. (This is intended to stop anyone who has been drinking, to start the vehicle)
2. Anyone who owns a car, must install a Parking Enforcement Wheel Boot, any time the vehicle is parked; no matter what the length of time is involved. (This will stop anyone from stealing the vehicle and possibly drinking and driving)
3. Any one who has a family member, living in their home, who has a drinking problem, will be denied being able to own a motor vehicle. (This will stop the problem drinker from having access to the vehicle)
4. Anyone who owns a vehicle, who wants to purchase alcohol, must agree to submit to a back ground check and a wait of 72 hours. (This will give ample time to make sure that the purchaser has no mental or alcohol problem(s) and will also allow them a cooling off period)
5. All alcohol sales will be limited to a purchase of only two, during any 48 hour time period.
6. All alcohol containers will be limited to 50ml only.
This is not meant to deny anyone access to alcohol; but is intended to assist in working towards the goal of stopping DUIs.
IF EVEN ONE DEATH IS PREVENTED, THEN ISN'T IT WORTH IT?
DUI DEATHS
Alcohol-related car crashes kill someone every 45 minutes and injure
someone every two minutes.
In the United States, drunk driving is the leading criminal cause of
death.
About one-third of people arrested for drunk driving are repeat
offenders.
The NHTSA didn't start keeping stats on DUI fatalities, until 1982.
In it's first year of data tracking, they recorded 21,113 deaths and in 2010, there were 10,228.
http://www.centurycouncil.org/drunk-driving/drunk-driving-fatalities-national-statistics
During 2008, there were 11,923 drunk driving deaths; of which 216 were children, between the the ages 14 and younger. Another 34 children died as pedestrians or bikers who were hit by drunk drivers.
http://www.edgarsnyder.com/drunk-driving/drunk-driving-statistics.html
In an effort to further reduce the numbers involved, in these needless tragedies, I propose the following:
1. Anyone who owns a car, must have an Ignition interlock device installed. (This is intended to stop anyone who has been drinking, to start the vehicle)
2. Anyone who owns a car, must install a Parking Enforcement Wheel Boot, any time the vehicle is parked; no matter what the length of time is involved. (This will stop anyone from stealing the vehicle and possibly drinking and driving)
3. Any one who has a family member, living in their home, who has a drinking problem, will be denied being able to own a motor vehicle. (This will stop the problem drinker from having access to the vehicle)
4. Anyone who owns a vehicle, who wants to purchase alcohol, must agree to submit to a back ground check and a wait of 72 hours. (This will give ample time to make sure that the purchaser has no mental or alcohol problem(s) and will also allow them a cooling off period)
5. All alcohol sales will be limited to a purchase of only two, during any 48 hour time period.
6. All alcohol containers will be limited to 50ml only.
This is not meant to deny anyone access to alcohol; but is intended to assist in working towards the goal of stopping DUIs.
IF EVEN ONE DEATH IS PREVENTED, THEN ISN'T IT WORTH IT?