How to Stop Teens From Drinking and Driving

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teenagers need to not drink and drive... but adults shouldn't either. People don't seem to realize that what you are doing can not only cause you to kill yourself, but also others that are innocent.

mee of FL 3:25PM February 27, 2012

YOU SHOULD NOT DRINK AND DRIVE IT NOT WORTH LOSING YOUR LIFE YOU GOT A WHOLE LOT OF LIFE AGEAD OF YOU DONT DRINK AND DRIVE YOU SHOULDN`T DRINK PEROID

ALISHA of SC 9:11AM March 18, 2010

My 21 year old cousin was in a car with a drunk teen driving. At about 2 AM, that teen veered off the road and hit a tree. My cousin was killed on impact, but the driver wasn't. Not only was the teen that crashed charged for vehicular manslaughter, but he has to live with the guilt of killing my cousin and devastating my family. Please ensure these types of things don't happen. If caught in a situation like this, despite the consequences, please intervene.

Joe Bell of CA 2:58PM March 07, 2010

TEENS DO NOT DRINKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

BRIONNA HAYNES of AL 11:23PM January 13, 2010

i think it is bad to drink and drive because teens that are like 16 17 they are gettin killed because of drunk driving and that hurst me because my brother was just killed drinking and driving and he got in a car acciden t and he made it to the hosotital but then he past away so TEENS PLEASE STOP DRINKING AND DRIVING WELL DRINKING PERIOD THANK YOU

Sincerley Ashley Haynes

Ashley of CA 11:21PM January 13, 2010

I think it would be usefull if people started to take away tge license's of anyone who has been caught trying to but alcohol. It would save more lives and I think that is the whole point of this situation is to keep people from drinking and drivng. It is also to keep teenagers from buying alcohol. I also think it would help alot if you took the license's away from people buying minors alcohol.Being a teenager myself, I know teenagers go to adults to buy alcohol.

Janet Beatty of WI 4:14PM October 08, 2009

Get Drunk Teens off the Road

The only thing between the life and death of young teenagers is alcohol and their vehicle; we need to keep intoxicated teens off the road.

Behind every act there is always the influence that provokes the choice even the consequences.

The lives of others are being put at risk due to reckless behaviours of young restless teenagers.

Numerous young peoples’ lives have already be stolen by alcohol, there needs to be something done to keep the youth alive.

In many cases teenagers have been influenced from a very young age, their opinions and choices being manipulated when it comes to consuming alcohol, then later on in life mixing it with a late trip home from a party.

A lot of young people are, in fact, dying before they get old …dying tragic, meaningless deaths.

Most drug related deaths are due to alcohol, we need stricter laws and solid rules to crack down and minimise the death toll of road accidents caused by drunk drivers.

Friend’s don’t let friends drive drunk..

Rebecca of MS 9:58PM August 03, 2009

Near to the door

he paused to stand

as he took his class ring

off her hand

all who were watching

did not speak

as a silent tear

ran down his cheek

and through his mind

the memories ran

of the moments they walked

and ran in the sand (hand and hand)

but now her eyes were so terribly cold

for he would never again

have her to hold

they watched in silence

as he bent near

and whispered the words...

"I LOVE YOU" in her ear

he touched her face

and started to cry

as he put on his ring

and wanted to die

and just then

the wind began to blow

as they lowered her casket

into the snow...

this is what happens

to man alive...

when friends let friends...

drink and drive

dedrick smith of MO 12:01PM June 24, 2009

drink, but do not drive plz save your live

an of MN 11:30PM April 15, 2009

Don't drink Plz

Ethan of AZ 2:50PM March 24, 2009

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