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Sober drivers, not! Alcohol has always been a problem in society then and now. Its negative and drastic effects are attributing to accidents and other misconducts that people under its spell are getting into. What would happen if you combine this with driving? You would get disaster in caps. Drivers are always been warned against drinking and driving or vice versa. Media played its role in the campaign agent drunk driving. They show advertisements to emphasize their points. Films were done regarding what happens and what may happen. And real life footages of events involving accidents the result of drunk driving. The internet takes on in the action, posting articles regarding this, putting pictures too to state their point in pictures. Still, the numbers remain. Drunk driving is still rampant. Reports have shown that in the United States alone, 17,000 people, in a year, are killed in drunk driving and more than 250,000 injured. When driving, drivers are given full responsibility for whatever their actions may result to. Oftentimes, many innocent people’s lives are taken away by these accidents. It is disconcerting to note that they are the victims of another person’s irresponsible doing. Steps have already been made on how to solve this problem. Communities are given awareness in preventing such situations and promoting the decrease in the number of cases. Police are also given assignments to be on alert for any possible signs of drunk driving, acting before an accident can happen. Punishments are becoming more and more severe in an attempt to somehow minimize these cases. It can be noted that the cases of drunk driving have lessened from the time that people have been doing more preventive measures. Posting more awareness and know how also helped. Although decline has been noted in the number of cases, drunk driving is still considered a major problem of society that needs to be confronted head-on. It can be assumed that another factor that may help in preventing drunk driving is by giving grave punishments and consequences to these drivers. Lawsuits should be brought up to these persons, not giving leniency on the penalty to be imposed upon them. This may be made possible if victims or their relatives are aware of their rights and the actions when they find themselves in these situations. What would it be like without alcohol? There would be no drunk drivers. And what would the world be without drunk drivers? Better. For comments and inquiries about the article visit http://www.expertlosangelesattorney.com About the author: The author got the flair for reading and writing when she received a subscription of the school newsletter in kindergarten. She got her first article published on that same newsletter in the third grade.