Arizona Drunk Driving Statistics In an age where tolerance is admired, coveted, and hopefully practiced in most facets of our society, there is one arena in which Arizona has taken a strict “zero-tolerance” position—and that is concerning drinking and driving. If you live or vacation in sunny AZ, you should know that the state of […]
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What is Low Risk Drinking?
What is Low Risk Drinking? Most adults have experienced the short-term effects of alcohol firsthand—slurred speech, decreased motor function, an inability to think rationally. Long-term health effects, spurring from prolonged abuse, increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, liver degeneration, and various other health problems. Point being: when abused, alcohol can wreak havoc on our bodies, […]
Blood Alcohol VS Breath Alcohol: Is There a Difference?
Blood Alcohol VS Breath Alcohol: Is There a Difference? As you likely know, there are different methods that authorities and doctors use to measure a person’s blood alcohol concentration. For example, field test breathalyzers and interlock systems (or car breathalyzers) use breath alcohol to instantly estimate a person’s BAC, whereas blood alcohol tests take longer […]
What Happens if Someone Gets a DUI in Your Car?
No one wants to experience a DUI arrest. Even without the added blur of alcohol, the process is confusing, stressful, and sobering for both the driver and any passengers. But what happens if someone gets a DUI driving your car? Whether you are present or not, it will have profound implications on you, your license, […]
What is BAC?
What is BAC? Understanding BAC: What You Need to Know Chances are, you’ve heard the term “BAC” or “blood alcohol content.” But what exactly does it mean? In this post, we’ll break down BAC, how it’s measured, and the factors that influence it. What Does BAC Stand For? BAC stands for blood alcohol content or […]
What is a Blood Alcohol Content Calculator?
What is a Blood Alcohol Content Calculator? It’s often easy to go out for a few drinks with friends or coworkers and lose track of how many you’ve had over a period of time. At some point, you may try to do the math in your head to figure out if you’re safe to drive […]
