Sentence examples for more drunk drivers from inspiring English sources

A new device will help police wrangle a lot more drunk drivers.

And if there are more drunk drivers than usual out there, there are some things you can do to stay safe: Stay away, don't bother them, and when it's safe, let someone know they're there.

Keep in mind that weekend nights (Friday and Saturday) usually have more drunk drivers than ordinary weeknights because many people choose to start their weekend with a drink or two.

More than other drunk drivers, these offenders have severer drinking problems, drive more frequently with higher blood alcohol levels, demonstrate limited problem recognition (Nochajski and Stasiewicz, 2006), and engage in other risky driving behaviors (e.g., speeding, reckless and unbelted driving; Donovan, 1989; Jonah et al., 2001)—factors that converge to further amplify their crash risk.

Statistically, there are almost always more drunk and overtired drivers on the road at night than there are during the day.

"You've got far more people killed by drunk drivers than anthrax".

If all the globe's suicide bombers targeted only American shopping malls from now on, we should rationally be much more frightened of our drunk drivers.

MADD had led to reforms of the criminal justice system by holding drunk drivers more accountable for their actions behind the wheel.

According to another study, drivers using PDAs or cell phones missed many more road signs than did drunk drivers.

"Anecdotally, it makes it more difficult for us to spot the drunk drivers as everyone is weaving about around the potholes".

By comparison, drunk drivers are four times more likely to crash than sober drivers".