Guide For Detecting Drunk Drivers At Night

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(Updated November 2014) Driver License Sanctions for Underage Purchase and/or Possession of Alcoholic Beverages вЂ“ Use and Lose MADD also supports appropriate sanctions for those who produce, alter or accept вЂњfake IDsвЂќ for illegal purchase of alcohol. MADD further encourages ensuring measures be taken to discourage document alteration or the production or use of counterfeits while improving methods to detect altered and counterfeit documents. MADD advocates requiring that driverвЂ™s licenses and other documents used as primary sources of identification for the purchase of alcohol be standardized by utilizing the latest technology to facilitate age and document verification. Instead, messages to underage youth should also convey a clear вЂњno useвЂќ message, and the message to never ride with any driver who has been drinking. Because of the вЂ™21вЂ™ legal drinking age laws nationwide, messages which only urge these youth not to drink and drive are not enough.

MADD advocates elimination of any statements, slogans and other educational messages which target youth in such a way that вЂњmixed messagesвЂќ about alcohol use are conveyed. Zero tolerance as defined by the majority of states shall establish a blood alcohol level of. MADD advocates zero tolerance for anyone under the age of 21 with the respect to alcohol consumption. This enforcement should include regular monitoring of retail establishments, home delivery services, and internet sites selling alcohol. MADD believes there should be effective and stringent enforcement of the 21 minimum drinking age law, including administrative, civil, and criminal measures, to further limit illegal underage access to alcohol and thus reduce youthful involvement in alcohol and other drug-related traffic crashes. (Updated November 2014) Enforcement of The Minimum Drinking Age Law MADD advocates the establishment and maintenance of a uniform drinking age of 21 for all states, territories and jurisdictions of the United States. MADD supports the research findings that the minimum age of 21 is effective in reducing alcohol-related problems.

Guide For Detecting Drunk Drivers At Night