You can choose to NOT drink and drive
Matthew Kato Foundation
Raising Awareness about the impacts of drinking and driving
Deputies Statements Allowed in DWI Case
Ex-deputy on trial on DWI, other counts
Expert rebuts speed in crash
Fatal Crash Case comes to an end
Intoxication at Issue in Fatal Crash
Judge, prosecutor wrangle over misstep in DWI trial
Telban found guilty of DWI
Telban Trial Transcript
City Man Charged in Fatal DWI Wreck
Connell recuses himself in DWI fatality case
Drunk driver gets max penalty in death
Hearing today in Alleged DWI death
Monroe DA's staff won't be taken off the case
New Info about Fatal Accident
Samuel Sierra in Court
Greece teen pleads guilty to DWI
Sentencing is delayed in Greece
teen's DWI case
Teen in Court for House Crash
Teen sentenced in DWI case
Video from sentencing
Four RIT students get ill at party
RIT boots Men's Rugby Team
Six charged with hazing in RIT
incident
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City Council member arrested for DWI
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Lightfood pleads not guilty of Felony
Did you know...?
A 12-ounce can of beer, a five-ounce glass of wine, a 12-ounce wine cooler and an ounce and a half of liquor contain the same amount of alcohol.

Here are some numbers to ponder this holiday:

430: Number of U.S. fatalities expected between this Christmas and New Year's involving drunken or impaired drivers. (National Highway Transportation Safety
Administration)

54: Average number of people killed in drunken driving crashes during the New Year's holiday compared to 36 during other times of the year. (USDOT for 2000-2005)

13,470: Traffic fatalities in the U.S. in 2006 involving at least one driver or motorcycle operator who was legally intoxicated. (Fatality Analysis Reporting System)

159 million: Estimated number of vehicle trips where the driver is impaired (Insurance Institute)

33: Estimated percentage of drunken driving arrests nationally involving repeat offenders. (NHTSA)

17: Percentage of drivers who admitted operating a vehicle after drinking in 2006 (National Highway Transportation Safety Administration.)

31: Minutes every day when someone is killed in alcohol-related crashes. Nonfatal injuries from drunken driving occur every two minutes. (NHTSA 2006).
Judge rejects
TOO Drunk
Defense
Alcohol still a college issue
Addiction among seniors often
goes untreated
Youths at Risk of Fatal crashes
ALBANY — Members of a new panel tackling how to
handle the underage drinking problem said Thursday
that one priority should be making sure parents
understand the risks of letting their children consume
alcohol, particularly at home.  Alcohol is the No. 1 drug
of choice for American youths, and more than 75
percent of high school students have had alcohol by
the time they graduate, according to officials with the
state Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
Services. More than half of 12th-graders and a fifth of
eighth-graders have been drunk at least once. About
823,000 New Yorkers younger than 21 drink each year.