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Drug Abatement Research Discussion: Re: DWI Glasses Re: DWI Glasses From: Andre Shoumatoff ( ashoumat@ZOO.UVM.EDU ) Date: Thu Oct 05 2000 - 17:00:51 EDT Next message: BookNews: "Booknews October 5, 2000" Previous message: Gloria Mayrand: "Non-Alcohol Drinks" In reply to: Peter Smith: "DWI Glasses" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Opps, I do have to appologize because I made such remarks without even looking at the subject of the messages that were being sent. I feel like a complete idiot especially because I may have been somewhat insulting. For some reason, the idea "beer goggles" seemed to stick in my head while I completely ignored the fact that the device was being used to illustrate a point regarding drunk driving. I quickly jumped to a conclusion that you were displaying effects of drinking, period, versus using them for Drunk Driving education. I think I said they would be a good idea for use for drunk driving education. Once again, My apologies. -Andre Shoumatoff -----Original Message----- From: Drug Abatement Research Discussion [mailto: DRUGHIED@LISTSERV.TAMU.EDU ]On Behalf Of Peter Smith Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2000 12:37 PM To: DRUGHIED@LISTSERV.TAMU.EDU Subject: DWI Glasses We've used the goggles a number of times at events such as health and safety fairs. The demonstrations are run by the campus police so there is always a knowledgeable person to answer questions about impairment. The police ususally ask the participants to carry out typical tasks that would be conducted at a road side spot check: walking a line, picking up an object from the ground. The police don't really like to get into a game/play atmosphere. The one thing that should be remembered and communicated to the participants is that in the normal course of drinking, the changes to a drinker's ability are gradual. Unlike donning a pair of goggles that instantly change visual ability, changes from actual alcohol consumption are not always noted by the consumer. Peter Smith University of Toronto at Scarborough Next message: BookNews: "Booknews October 5, 2000" Previous message: Gloria Mayrand: "Non-Alcohol Drinks" In reply to: Peter Smith: "DWI Glasses" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29 : Thu Oct 05 2000 - 16:59:05 EDT

Austin Texas DWI Attorney » Texas Field Sobriety Testing - DWI Victories, DUI Police Mistakes & More! Austin Texas Drunk Driving Defense, Ken Gibson, Attorney at Law Attorney Bio | Fees | Jail Release | FAQ’s | Trial Process Serving clients in the Austin area: Williamson, Travis and Hays Counties . 512 469-6056 888 DWI-TEXAS On-line DWI Interview The Chase Building 700 Lavaca, Suite 1010 Austin, Texas 78701 Directions to Office Court Locations Texas Field Sobriety Testing The first thing to know about roadside testing is that, when you are stopped by police, you do not have to do the tests! You can refuse to perform these tests, and not be given a separate ticket for refusing to perform them. Unfortunately, police officers are not required to tell you that you do not have to perform these ?tests?. And, the current state of the law is that you do not have to be read your Miranda rights prior to performing the tests, even though the very tests that you do on the roadside are going to be used to try to convict you in court. Since the State can convict you of DWI in two ways: if your blood/breath alcohol concentration is .08 or greater, or if you have lost the normal use of mental or physical faculties by reason of the introduction of alcohol, a controlled substance, a drug, a dangerous drug, a combination of two or more of those substances ? it is very important to the reliability of the tests, that they be given to you just before your arrest. When the breath/blood testing is suppressed or kept out of the trial due to errors in that testing, you still have to ?beat? the field sobriety testing in order to be successful in your defense of the DWI charge. The challenge against the testing is based on many things. How did you get out of your car? If you didn?t need to use the car for support as you walked to where the officer told you for the testing, you are better off than if you needed to use the car door to help you out of the car, or used the car for support as you walked along side of it. Did the officer ask you if you had any injuries that would prevent you from doing the testing, or that would cause you any problems while doing the testing? Any injury to your back, legs, knees, or feet, could cause problems standing on one leg or walking a line, and as a result, even if you performed the testing, the validity or reliability of the testing is compromised. Do you have balancing problems, middle ear problems, vertigo, or anything else that would cause you to have a problem with balancing while performing these tests? Are you 50 pounds overweight? Are you over 65 years old? These are reasons that the officer should not do field testing on you, or should at the very least take these facts into consideration. If you are wearing two-inch heals or anything larger, you should be given the opportunity by the officer to take off your shoes. The testing should be done on a well-lighted, dry, flat, hard, non-slippery surface with plenty of room to perform the testing. The side of the road is often sloped for water run-off, with debris and broken pavement. This would effect the testing. The actual tests that are given to you vary in kind. Tests such as holding your head back with your eyes closed, or bending over at the waist with your arms hanging in front of you, are tests that are designed to make you ?fail?. These tests induce swaying. That is exactly what they are supposed to do. Counting on your fingers in a complicated pattern, touching your nose with your arms extended, and many other tests can be used by the officer during the field testing. There are no set rules to these tests, other than what the officer tells you, and part of what you are being tested on is how you follow instructions. Nationwide, one of the most common ?tests? is reciting the alphabet. Surprisingly, many sober people cannot accurately recite the ABC?s, or get confused or hung-up when reciting them. However, there are three tests that have been scientifically validated, that if they are instructed to you in the prescribed manner, they may be reliable to predict that a person?s BAC (breath/blood alcohol content) is greater than 0.10%. This validation study was set forth by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) . These are the tests that the Police are taught: One Leg Stand The first of these tests is the one leg stand. If instructed properly, the one leg stand has a 65% reliability of predicting that a person?s BAC is 0.10% or greater. However, all of the proper instructions must be given to you for the test to be reliable. You must be told the following, and the officer must demonstrate as he is instructing you: Stand with your feet together and your arms at your side Keep that position until you are told to begin The officer must ask if you understand the instructions and receive an acknowledgement from you that you do. When told to start, raise either leg approximately 6 inches off the ground with your foot pointed out Keep both legs straight, arms at side Count 1,001, 1,002 etc. until told to stop Keep your arms at side and keep watching raised foot The officer must again ask if you understand the instructions and receive an acknowledgement from you that you do. The officer will then start the test The test can last no more than 30 seconds of actual time There are four scoring factors for the one leg stand test: Sways while balancing Arms for balance Hopping Puts foot down If you put your foot down three or more times, you are considered to have reached a “decision point” on the testing. If you stop at any point during the testing, you should be given the opportunity to resume the testing. Walk and Turn Test The second standardized test is the Walk and Turn Test. If instructed properly, the walk and turn has a 68% reliability of predicting that a person?s BAC is 0.10% or greater. However, again, all of the proper instructions must be given to you for the test to be reliable. You must be told the following, and the officer must demonstrate as he is instructing you: Place your left foot on the line Place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot, with the heel of your right foot against toe of your left foot Keep your arms to your side Keep this position until you are told to begin The officer must ask if you understand the instructions and receive an acknowledgement from you that you do. When told to start, take 9 heel-to-toe steps, turn, and take 9 heel-to-toe steps back When you turn, keep the front foot on the line, and turn by taking a series of small steps with the other foot While walking, keep arms at side, watch feet at all times, and count steps out loud Once you start, don’t stop until test is completed The officer must ask if you understand the instructions and receive an acknowledgement from you that you do. Begin the test and count first step from the heel-to-toe as “one” There are eight scoring factors for the Walk and Turn test: Cannot keep balance while listening to instructions Starting before instructions are finished Stopping while walking Did not touch heel-to-toe (more than 1/2 inch on any step) Stepped off line Used arms for balance Improper turn Incorrect number of steps Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) The third standardized test is the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN). If instructed properly, the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus has a 77% reliability of predicting that a person?s BAC is 0.10% or greater. However, again, all of the proper instructions must be given to you for the test to be reliable. You must be told the following: I am going to check your eyes Keep your head still and follow this stimulus with your eyes only Keep following the stimulus with your eyes until I tell you to stop There are six scoring factors for the HGN test (one for each eye): The Lack of Smooth Pursuit ? The eyes ?bounce? as they follow a smoothly moving stimulus. Distinct Nystagmus at Maximum Deviation ? Distinct nystagmus will be evident when the eye is held at maximum deviation for a minimum of four seconds Onset of Nystagmus Prior to 45 Degrees - They are looking for the point at which the eye is first seen jerking Of course, any test can be used by an officer on the roadside. However, the testing must be fair. It is up to your attorney to challenge the validity and reliability of this testing. If you have any questions about the tests performed on you during your arrest, or if you would like me to analyze your situation, please call me. I look forward to consulting with you about your situation. The main thing I want you to understand is that some of the field sobriety tests have no scientific validity whatsoever. And that even thos that have some validity can often be challenged for the reasons I’ve mentioned at the beginning of this report. 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First-of-its-kind UNC study uses breathalyzers to gauge alcohol use among college students NEWS SERVICES 210 Pittsboro Street, Campus Box 6210 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-6210 (919) 962-2091 FAX: (919) 962-2279 www.unc.edu/news/ NEWS For immediate use Sept. 9, 1997 -- No. 617 First-of-its-kind UNC study uses breathalyzers to gauge alcohol use among college students By EMILY SMITH UNC Highway Safety Research Center CHAPEL HILL -- Researchers at the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center will begin a first-of-a-kind study this fall that further explores the nature and extent of alcohol use among college students. As part of the study, researchers will gather voluntary breath-alcohol measurements from students. Using breathalyzers will result in objective information new in this field of study, said Dr. Rob Foss, manager of alcohol studies for the UNC Highway Safety Research Center and project co-director. “What is out there now is a lot of anecdotal information and a good deal of information based on surveys filled out by college students,” he said. During the next several weeks, center researchers will interview students as they return to residence halls, fraternities, sororities and off-campus housing at night. Scientists will ask students about their alcohol use that evening and their mode of transportation. They will use hand-held, portable breathalyzers to obtain breath measurements. The study is completely voluntary and confidential, and students may decline to participate if they wish. After gathering data, researchers will share their findings with campus and student organizations such as Student Health Service, University Housing, public safety, service clubs, fraternities and sororities. These groups will work together to develop educational programs that address needs identified by the new data. “This project will bring together many entities on campus that deal with alcohol issues,” said Lauren Marchetti, project co-director. “Sharing various perspectives offers a chance to identify innovative approaches that cross traditional barriers.” Plans call for three rounds of data collection: One this fall, one next fall and a final one after the completion of any programs implemented by the university. The first round will help identify the nature and extent of drinking among various age groups, as well as emerging student drinking patterns. Once strategies addressing these patterns are identified, pre- and post-program data will be collected to evaluate the effectiveness of the strategies. Successful programs will be shared nationally. The N.C. Governor's Highway Safety Program awarded an $80,000 grant to start the project. Recently, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration contributed $200,000 to expand the study. “We feel this is a subject that is extremely important to examine, and we're proud that North Carolina and UNC-CH have stepped up to take the lead in collecting valuable, new information about a problem all college campuses share,” said Joe Parker, director of the N.C. Governor's Highway Safety Program. Marchetti and Foss praised the university for its strong support. “I'm really proud that this university is the first to take a stand and say: `This is a problem that exists on all campuses and we want to get all the information we can to develop solutions,'” Marchetti said. “Once one campus has taken the lead, it encourages other campuses to do the same.” Said Dr. Susan Kitchen, vice chancellor for student affairs, “Alcohol abuse on college campuses is a serious problem that results in risky behavior, injury and, unfortunately, sometimes even death. As college administrators trying to address this complex problem, we certainly will benefit from the new knowledge and tools studies such as this provide.” Student Body President Mo Nathan said he supports the project and thinks other students will, too. “I'm very excited about the possibilities of this initiative,” he said. “The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is no different in this regard than colleges and universities across the nation. What does set us apart is that we're not ignoring this problem. We're going to face it head-on and we're going to beat it.” By collecting breath-alcohol measurements, Foss said, center researchers will avoid problems others have faced. “The research that's been done in this area has relied mainly on questionnaire surveys, where people are asked to share their perceptions, and there are limitations with those surveys,” he said. “One is that when you ask people about an illegal behavior, such as underage drinking, they're not always forthcoming. Another reason self-reported surveys can be biased is that people simply cannot know some things, such as the extent of their impairment, so they can't accurately report it.” Until now, most breath-alcohol measurements collected by researchers have been from motor vehicle drivers, not pedestrians. “We re going to look at how people got from point A to point B, and how that relates to their breath-alcohol content,” Marchetti said. “We hope to learn how much pedestrians on a college campus drink, and how much alcohol passengers in vehicles drink, and whether their alcohol levels were higher or lower than the person who was driving. This research will enrich what we've already learned from previous studies.” Marchetti emphasized that studying the level of impairment among students who walk or ride bicycles is just as important as similar information about people driving cars. “As a society, we've done a good job educating people to stop someone who is impaired from getting behind the wheel, but we feel relieved when they decide to walk home instead,” she said. “The truth is that a high percentage of adult pedestrian deaths involve pedestrians who are intoxicated.” The study also will look at how group dynamics among college students affect their decisions about transportation. “As we interview people, we're going to find out if they've all been together for the last hour,” Marchetti said. “It will be interesting to see if groups pick a sober or the least-impaired person to drive.” The issue of drinking and driving in the United States has largely focused on education and law-enforcement, according to Foss. The education approach has been to inform people that driving drunk is risky and then allow individuals to decide what to do, he said. The other approach has been to emphasize the enforcement of laws -- that it is illegal to drink and drive and police officers will arrest people for it. While these two approaches help combat the problem, they don't take into account the culture that creates the problem, Foss said. “We live in a society that depends more on cars for personal transportation than almost anywhere else in the world,” he said. “We also have a society in which drinking is a central element. Drinking is part of our culture. Not only is it accepted, but for a long time has been promoted as desirable, enjoyable and glamorous behavior. We can't change the behavior of individuals unless we address the cultural dimension of this, which is that alcohol is easily obtained and is relentlessly promoted. What is needed are programs that try to alter this culture.” At UNC-CH, administrators and students have worked hard to address the cultural problem of drinking on campus. Recent actions include: Last month, the university sponsored Fall Fest `97, a late-night, alcohol-free street festival complete with free food and soft drinks, carnival games, music, live performances and sports activities. The event drew 5,000 students, staff and faculty and provided a fun and fresh alternative to the bar and party scene during the first weekend of the fall semester. Last spring, Chancellor Michael Hooker's Substance Abuse Task Force made several recommendations, including alcohol-free social events, longer freshman orientation, tough disciplinary sanctions against persistent substance abusers, encouraging students to seek counseling for substance-abuse problems and a ban on alcohol advertising during Tar Heel Sports Network radio broadcasts. Tar Heel Sport Marketing, a division of the Village Companies, announced last spring its decision to end alcohol-related advertisements during radio broadcasts of UNC-CH football and basketball games. Public-service announcements regarding responsible drinking are airing on the Tar Heel Sports Network during the 1997-98 seasons. The spots are part of a responsible drinking campaign called “Don't Get Wasted” sponsored by Tar Heel Sports Marketing and UNC-CH. UNC-CH is working with the Center for Science in the Public Interest on a grant proposal for a mass media campaign against binge drinking. The center, a nonprofit advocacy group in Washington, D.C., will work to change the culture and acceptance of drinking on campus. During the 1997-98 academic year, the center will survey students and conduct focus groups. A media campaign targeting students will begin in fall 1998 and run for two academic years. - 30 - Note to media: The study's principal investigators, Dr. Rob Foss and Lauren Marchetti, can be reached at the UNC Highway Safety Research Center at 919-962-2202. Mo Nathan, student body president, can be reached at 919-962-5202. Matt Sullivan, UNC-CH's coordinator of substance-abuse programs, can be reached at 919-966-2281. UNC Highway Safety Research Center contact: Emily Smith, 919-962-7803 News Services print contact: Karen Stinneford News Services broadcast contact: Karen Moon

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Drunk Driving  You are here: About > Health & Fitness > Alcoholism / Substance Abuse > Drunk Driving Health & Fitness Alcoholism Essentials First Time Here? Drinking Problem? A Family Disease Frequently Asked Questions Issues for Women Topics Alcoholism 101 About Drug Abuse Effects of Alcohol Do I Have A Problem? How to Quit Find a Meeting 12 Step Recovery Domestic Abuse Support for Families College Drinking Issues Facts for Teens Drunk Driving Research and Statistics Treatment / Rehab Women and Alcohol Buyer's Guide Before You Buy Top Picks Recovery Classics Recovery Books Recovery Videos Product Reviews Forums Help FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Alcoholism / Substance Abuse newsletter! See Online Courses   Search Alcoholism / Substance Abuse > Drunk Driving Drunk Driving Due to the efforts of advocacy groups like MADD, the penalties and consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs have gotten much stiffer. Subtopics Diana Crash Investigation (20) Victims of Drunk Driving (14) MADD (18) Articles & Resources Sort By : Guide Picks | Alphabetical | Recent A Designated Driver Is Not the 'Least Drunk' Instead of picking someone to remain sober and be the designated driver, a new study has found that many young people are choosing the "least drunk" of their group to get behind the wheel after a night of drinking. Communitiess Can Reduce Drunk Driving Fatalities Communities can decrease alcohol-related fatal crashes by providing better access to substance abuse treatment while reducing the availability of alcohol in the community. Drunk Driving Increases, Study Shows After a decline of alcohol-impaired driving throughout most of the 1990s, a new study shows that driving while intoxicated has increased signficantly and researchers believe is linked to an increase in binge drinking. Imaging Study Shows Why Drunk Drivers Are Dangerous Imaging studies of the brain when it is under the influence of alcohol reveal that different areas of the brain are impaired under high and low levels of alcohol, according to a Yale study. Ad Campaigns Against Drunk Driving May Be Effective A systematic review of ad campaigns against drunk driving, published in the June issue of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine, suggests these mass media campaigns can reduce alcohol-related car crashes by 13 percent. Alcohol and Trauma Trauma is a major cause of mortality and morbidity in the United States and alcohol plays a big role in accidents and injuries. Alcohol-Related Impairment Alcohol consumption is associated with a wide range of accidents and injuries resulting from impaired performance of complex mental and motor functions. Alcohol Impairs More Than Motor Skills The cognitive effects of the alcohol linger well after motor performance is back to alcohol-free levels, causing drinkers to believe they are sober when they may still be impaired. The Costs As the United States celebrates Labor Day, hundreds of drivers will get behind the wheel while intoxicated. The "fortunate" ones will be arrested -- before they hurt themselves or someone else. The Dangers The likelihood of having an "accident" increases with every drink a driver takes. Here are the cold, hard facts. The Penalties In case you haven't noticed, the penalties for drinking and driving have gotten a lot tougher thanks to groups like MADD. The War In light of the revelation that Princess Diana's driver was drinking, Mothers Against Drunk Driving and other groups are using the incident as ammunition in their war against drunk drivers. Victims of Drunk Drivers The loved ones of those killed by drunken drivers have published many memorial pages on the Internet honoring the victims. There are hundreds of them. Ankle Bracelet Measures Blood Alcohol 24/7 More and more law enforcements agencies are beginning to use a new high-tech tool that helps them track the alcohol consumption of previous offenders, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Does the .08 BAC Standard Work? The National Highway Transportaion Safety Administration completed three studies of the effects of lowering the illegal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit from .10 percent to .08 percent. Highway Deaths Hit 13-Year High in 2003 The number of U.S. traffic fatalies hit a 13-year high in 2003, with a total of 43,220 deaths on U.S. highways and 40 percent of those were alcohol-related. Congress Launches New 'Stop DUI Caucus' With alcohol-related traffic deaths and injuries on the rise after years of decline, a bipartisan group of members of Congress announced the formation of the Congressional Stop DUI Caucus to bring renewed attention to the nationwide epidemic of drunk driving. DUI: The Battle Stalls The National Commission Against Drunk Driving (NCADD) says the battle against drinking and driving has stalled and needs a new jump-start. DUI Victims - Still Suffering Not all victims of drunk drivers are killed. Many survive the crashes, but for some their lives are changed forever. Drinking and Driving Drinking alcohol impairs a wide range of skills necessary for carrying out the basic tasks required to drive safely. Drinking Dangerous for Driver and Passengers Vehicle crash victims who have alcohol in their systems at the time of the crash suffer worse injuries, and are more likely to sustain a severe injury, than those who haven't been drinking, a new study finds. Drunk Driving Deaths Increased In 17 States Alcohol-related traffic death rates decreased in 32 states but increased in 17 during the last five years. State Programs Can Prevent DUIs Strong state activities designed to prevent driving under the influence may reduce the incidence of drinking and driving, according to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Strict Licensing Laws Cut Drunk Driving Young drivers in states with more restrictive driver-licensing laws have lower rates of heavy drinking and driving under the influence of alcohol than those in states with less restrictive laws. Driving Records Request your driver's record directly from these state agencies. 60 Year Sentence! North Carolina finally took repeat DUI offender Melissa Marvin off the road, but it's a bit too late for four New Jersey teens. Bars Sued in Melissa Marvin Case Two bars that served alcohol to a driver in a high-profile drunk driving fatality case are being sued by the families of the four teens who were killed. 'Crash Site' Teaches DUI Dangers During the 2002-2003 school year, Vermont driver education teachers and students were introduced to a state-of-the art, interactive CD-ROM program designed to help teens understand the consequences of driving under the influence. Drunk Drivers Not All 'Problem Drinkers' Not all drunk drivers are problem drinkers, so prevention efforts should be targeted at a wider range of drinkers, not just the chronic heavy drinkers, researchers have concluded. Lower BAC Level From your About.com guide, MADD has once again taken the lead in trying to get legislation passed to crack down on drunk driving. Death Penalty for Drunk Drivers? The North Carolina Supreme Court hears a landmark case that could decide if drunken drivers who kill should be eligible for the death penalty. DUI - Is Jail the Best Answer? A long-time supporter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving has suggested to the organization that pushing jail sentences for DUI offenses may not always be the best solution. DUI Deaths Hit Record Low Traffic deaths related to alcohol were at their lowest rate but still account for one-third of all highway deaths. MADD Calls for Tougher Child Endangerment Laws Mothers Against Drunk Driving has called for tougher child endangerment laws, stricter enforcement by police and prosecutors, and training and public awareness for judges, attorneys, law enforcement, family services and other officials. New DUI Laws Unconstitutional? In our eagerness to try to crack down on drunk drivers, especially repeat offenders, sometimes we may be overlooking other very important issues. Not Guilty of Manslaughter? A California judge said a drunk driver was not guilty of manslaughter in an auto crash case in which a baby, delivered prematurely after the crash, died hours later. New Standard for Impaired Driving A vote by the U.S. Senate virtually forces all states to adopt a .08 legal intoxication standard for drunk drivers. Tough Year for Drunk Drivers The Year 2000 was generally a tough year for drunk drivers and important one for those who advocate stiff restrictions and greater penalties. Alcohol-Impaired Driving An eye-opening fact sheet from the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Alcohol Impaired Driving Statistics 250,000 people have died in alcohol related accidents in the past 10 years. Attitude Changes in DWI Offenders A study of North Carolina's Substance Abuse Treatment program shows that even short-term programs can change attitudes of drunk driving offenders. BAC Monitoring The effect of alcohol on behavior and reactions as blood alcohol content rises. Designate a Driver Program If your celebrations include the drinking of alcoholic beverages, simply plan ahead and designate a driver. Designated Drivers Designated drivers have probably saved nearly 50,000 lives and spared many more thousands of people from suffering injury from drunk driving. DriveSober.org Built by students at Regis University and Mullen High School this Web site is part of a program in which students advise other students about health issues. 'Dry' Texas County Has Worst DWI Rate A review of DWI arrest records among drivers ages 16 to 20 in Texas found that Armstrong County, which does not allow liquor sales, has the state's highest youth DWI arrest rate. Effects At Specific B.A.C. Levels The effects of alcohol intoxication are greatly influenced by individual variations among users. Some users may become intoxicated at a much lower levels. Facts About .08 BAC An average 170-pound man must have four drinks in one hour on an empty stomach to reach a .08 percent blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level. Flashlight Contains Alcohol Sensor A new flashlight containing an alcohol sensor is helping law enforcement officials identify drunk drivers at police roadblocks. Hardcore Drunk Driving Project This sourcebook is designed to provide a single, comprehensive resource that can help deal effectively with hardcore drunk drivers. Legislative Crackdown Rep. Nita Lowey and Sen. Frank Lautenberg proposed legislation that will have make any state that does not lower its blood alcohol limit lose federal highway funds. Lower BAC Laws Save Lives The new .08 BAC Limit brochure published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. State Alcohol Laws A database of all state laws pertaining to alcohol, including criminal and civil liability, maintained by the University of Minnesota. 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