Drunk driver loses control, crashes in North Salinas

https://www.ksbw.com/article/police-drunk-driver-loses-control-crashes-in-north-salinas/46675587

A study conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that drivers with a breath alcohol content of 0.05%  are approximately two times more likely to crash than drivers at zero. At 0.08%, the relative risk of crashing is approximately four times that of drivers at zero. At 0.10%, the risk increases to approximately six times, and at 0.15%, drivers are at least twelve times as likely to crash.  There was no increased crash risk at levels below 0.05%.

In most fatal crashes involving alcohol, the only person killed is the drunk driver.

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