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The document discusses alarming statistics about underage drinking and driving, including that 1 in 10 children ages 12-13 drinks alcohol monthly, over 500 children under 14 were arrested for driving while intoxicated with some under 10 years old, and 60% of teen deaths from car accidents involve alcohol. It emphasizes that peer pressure is a major influence on teens and drinking/driving, and asserts that riding with an intoxicated driver is a choice with potentially serious consequences.
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The document discusses raising the legal driving age from 17 to 21 for teenagers. It provides three key reasons: 1) Teenagers have bad driving habits like texting while driving which increases risks. 2) Raising the age would reduce driving fatalities and accidents as 17-20 year olds are more likely to be killed or injured in crashes per mile driven. 16 year olds have the highest crash rates. 3) Research shows the average teenage brain is not mature until at least age 20-25 which affects risk-taking behavior and decision making abilities.
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Drunk driving caused over 10,300 fatalities in the United States in 2012, a 5% increase from the previous year. A drunk driving injury occurs every 90 seconds in the US, resulting in nearly 28 deaths per day. One in three people will be involved in a crash related to drunk driving in their lifetime. Young people aged 20-24 and males are most commonly arrested for drunk driving. Drunk driving costs the US $132 billion annually, or $500 per adult. Non-profits like MADD work to reduce drunk driving statistics and improve road safety.
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The document discusses the dangers of drunk driving, providing statistics on alcohol-related accidents and injuries in the United States. It describes how alcohol affects the brain and body, lowering inhibitions and impairing motor skills, vision, and other functions. It then tells the story of Jacqueline Saburido, who was severely burned in an accident caused by a drunk driver, undergoing 50 surgeries and becoming blind and missing fingers, yet remaining strong and inspiring others with her courage. The document urges readers not to drink and drive in order to avoid putting lives at risk.
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- 1. You Ride You Decide + = By Keionna Hill & Ersie Riley
- 3. One out of 10 children ages 12-13 uses alcohol at least once a month. http://www.firsteagle.com/tdd.htm
- 4. In a single year, 522 children under 14 were arrested for driving while intoxicated, (113 of them were under 10 years old). http://www.firsteagle.com/tdd.htm
- 5. About 60 percent of all teen deaths in car accidents are alcohol-related. http://www.firsteagle.com/tdd.htm
- 6. Every 22 minutes someone dies in an alcohol-related motor vehicle accident. http://www.firsteagle.com/tdd.htm
- 7. On any given weekend evening, one in 10 drivers on America’s roads has been drinking. http://www.firsteagle.com/tdd.htm
- 8. http://www.firsteagle.com/tdd.htm In a family of five, the chance that someone in the family will find themselves in an alcohol-related motor vehicle crash in their lifetime, is an astounding 200 percent.
- 9. Perhaps the greatest influence on teenagers and their drinking and driving habits is …Peer Pressure… http://www.firsteagle.com/tdd.htm
- 10. You ride, You decide. It’s a Matter of CHOICE!