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Table Of Contents
Technical Report Documentation Page
Combined 1993, 1995 & 1997 Survey Administration Findings
Chapter 1: Drinking and Driving Behaviors
Chapter 2: Perceptions of Drinking and Driving as a Problem
Chapter 3: Prevention and Intervention to Reduce Drinking and Driving
Chapter 4: Enforcement of Drinking and Driving Laws
Chapter 5: Knowledge and Awareness of Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)Levels and Legal Limits
Chapter 6: Motor Vehicle Crash and Injury Experience
List of Figures
Past-Year
and Past-Month Drinking and Driving Behavior
National
Estimates of Total Drinking and Driving Trips
Most
Recent Driving After Drinking Occasion
Calculated
Estimate of BAC for Most Recent Drinking-Driving Occasion
Identifying
Problem Drinkers
Problem
Drinkers
Riding
with Unsafe Drivers
The
Importance of Reducing Drinking and Driving and Support for Zero
Tolerance
Beliefs
about Drinking and Driving
Number
of Drinks Before One Should Not Drive
Actions
to Avoid Drinking and Driving
Avoided
Driving After Drinking Too Much
Concerns
and Actions by Hosts to Prevent Guest from Driving Impaired
Designated
Drivers
Personal
Responsibility to Intervene
Drinking
and Driving Violations and Arrests
Perceptions
about Likely Drinking-Driving Outcomes
Attitudes
about Drinking-Driving Penalties
Perceptions
and Use of Sobriety Checkpoints
Awareness
and Knowledge about BAC Levels and Legal Limits
Knowledge
of Amount of Alcohol to Reach BAC Limit
Acceptance
of .08 BAC Limit
Involvement
in Motor Vehicle Crash, Past Year