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http://www.nsc.org/NSCDocuments_Advocacy/Fact%20Sheets/Driving-at-Night.pdf

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https://www.dmv.org/ga-georgia/automotive-law/dui.php

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~ Human reaction rates can range from .7 seconds to 3.0 seconds
~ The average human reaction time is  2.3 seconds

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Why does driving at night statistics matter?

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Why does driving at night statistics matter?

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~ Most people drink at night, especially on weekends

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~ It gives you a base of a person's reaction time without drinking and when at night

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~ There are several statistics related to DUIs
~ Three of the most important and  shocking are

That one in every three people will be involved in a car crash related to driving under the influence

That everyday about 28 people die because of a drunk driver

That One third of all traffic related deaths is because of alcohol

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over 21 (.02-.08 BAC)

First Offense-

Suspended license for up to 1 year.

A $300 - $1,000 fine.

$210 fee for license reinstatement.

Mandatory 40 hours of community service.

Possible imprisonment of up to 1 year.

Possible limited driving permit. This depends on your BAC, implied consent, and whether you have an administrative suspended license.

Second Offense-

18 months - 3 years of license suspension.

A $600 - $1,000 fine.

$210 fee for license reinstatement.

Clinical evaluation and possible treatment.

At least 30 days of community service.

Minimum 48 hours in jail; possible sentence of 90 days to 1 year.

Possible interlock ignition device.

Possible limited driving permit. This depends on your BAC, implied consent, and whether you have an administrative suspended license.

Third Offense-

A $1,000 - $5,000 fine.

$410 fee for license reinstatement.

At least 15 days in jail.

At least 30 days of mandatory community service.

Clinical evaluation and treatment.

Possible interlock ignition device and limited driving permit after 2 years.

Your name, address, and photo published in your local newspaper (you must pay for this).

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~ Laws dealing with DUIs vary from age group to age group, but DUI Alcohol or Drug Risk Reduction Program is required for all offenses

15 or younger( a 0.0 BAC)

First Offense-

Suspended license until you turn 17

$210 fine

Second Offense-

Suspended license until you turn 18

$310 fine

Third Offense-

Suspended license until you turn 18

$410 fine

15-21(0.0 -0.02 BAC)

First Offense-

<0.08 BAC: 6 month suspension

>0.08 BAC: 12 month suspension

$210 fine

Second Offense-

18 month suspension

$310 fine

Ignition breathalyzer lock

Clinical evaluation

Third Offense-

5 year suspension

$410 fine

Ignition breathalyzer lock

Clinical evaluation

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~ At night, a driver's reaction rate can double
~ There are two reasons for two reasons:

you are drowsier at night than at day

there is less light, impeding sight

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~When at a BAC of 0.08, the legal limit, a driver's reaction time will increase by a tenth of a second
~ This may seem small but, if the driver were going at 70 they would travel an extra 12 feet in that time
~ When combining this with the fact that most people drink at night a persons reaction time could jump from 2.3 to 4.4 if doubled because of driving at night and increased by a tenth because of drinking
~ However several people go over the limit of 0.08 which makes their reaction time several times worse