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1. Auto accidents are the leading cause of death for people up to age 24. In addition, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in its most recent statistics for accidental deaths in this country, 29 percent of the fatal accidents involving teenagers aged 15-17 were alcohol related and 44 percent of the accidents involving 18-20 year olds were alcohol related. Overall, CDC says over 40 percent of the country's traffic fatalities are alcohol related.
2. Males are twice as likely as females to be drunk when they die in an auto accident, according to CDC.
3. It's 7 times more likely that a person with a blood alcohol level of .10 will be involved in a fatal crash, according to CDC. That blood alcohol level is over the legal limit in every state. If the blood alcohol level is .15 the driver is 25 times more likely to be in a fatal accident.