It’s Super Bowl Sunday so hooray for all the anti-DWI efforts by police, fire stations and security officers at the Super Bowl site in Phoenix, AZ. Arizona has a higher rate of alcohol related highway deaths(45.4%) than the entire national rate(41.3%) in 2006.<\/p>\n
Hopefully, breath testing equipment is available and used at sports bars across the Nation to prevent impaired drivers from killing and maiming our families.<\/p>\n
The Super Bowl has gotten so big as a drinking specticle, it rivals any major holiday\u00a0in alcohol consumed. A media analyist on FOX news\u00a0joked that Presidential candidates didn’t want to purchase the costly\u00a0TV Ads during the Super Bowl(Over\u00a0$2 million for a second spot) since most of the viewers would be intoxicated and unable to\u00a0comprehend or retain any message\u00a0in their commercial. This is a rare example of the media telling the truth about the effects of alcohol. It also a sad commentary on how acceptable getting drunk is on Super Sunday.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It’s Super Bowl Sunday so hooray for all the anti-DWI efforts by police, fire stations and security officers at the Super Bowl site in Phoenix, AZ. Arizona has a higher rate of alcohol related highway deaths(45.4%) than the entire national … Continue reading