ASU Drinking and Driving
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This document discusses drinking and driving statistics related to Arizona State University students and proposes solutions to address the problem. It notes that 80% of college students drink alcohol, 1 in 5 admit to driving drunk, and 40% accept rides from drunk drivers. Nearly 200 people die each year in Arizona from drunk driving accidents. In 2011, there were 195 fatalities in Arizona and 47 DUI arrests were made during ASU's back-to-school weekend. Over 1,600 arrests were made in Tempe that year. The document proposes mandatory drinking responsibility seminars, informing students of laws and statistics, increasing DUI checkpoints, and providing a discounted safe-ride taxi service for students to help reduce drunk driving risks.
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- 1. 80% of college students in America drink alcohol
- 2. 1 in 5 college students admit to driving drunk at leastonce in their lifetime 40% of students have accepted a ride from someone who was drinking and driving
- 3. On average, one person is killed from a drinking and driving accident every 52 minutes. (M.A.D.D.) In 2011 there were 195 drunk driving fatalities in Arizona
- 4. Don’t let this beSun Devils
- 5. #3 on Playboy’s list of top party schools in the nation Arizona State University
- 6. In 2011, 47 DUI arrests were made on the back to school weekend of fall semester in Tempe, Arizona The total for 2011: 1,695 arrests
- 7. Organize a mandatory seminar for ASU students to learn about drinking responsibly Inform about Tempe DUI laws and statistics at the beginning of every school year
- 8. Increase the number of DUI checkpoints year-round
- 9. Provide a safe-ride taxi service for students Several universities currently use similar programs to get their students home safe and ALIVE
- 10. A safe-ride taxi program will allow students to pay a discounted rate on a cab by showing their Sun Card The cost is covered at the time of the ride When a student is low on cash and in a bind they can still get home without operating a vehicle The discounted amount is billed to the students ASU account
- 11. Do safe-ride programs promote heavy drinking? COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL DRINK REGARDLESS Safe-rides will not promote drinking, it will simply promote the service as a cheap and safe way to get home.
- 12. Many college students drink more than the legal limit without realizing it Keep them from getting behind the wheel
- 13. With your help ASU can be a large part in improving the safety of everyone in Tempe
- 14. Introducing a safe-ride taxi service will save ASU students lives Take action before it’s too late