Heesun Woo Roderick Gager Leslie Melendez Rachel Rulioba

introduction  Define Drink-driving  Will provide statistic on how many people get arrested for drink-driving.  Will provide what organizations are involved in the matter of drunk driving

Position Drunk Driving should be stopped

Opposing view  People still drink and drive, praying to not get caught.  Suggestion/Demand to lower drinking-age

transition  Provide Evidence to back up our position

Reason no 1 Alcohol affects person’s ability to drive.  It affects brain function to comprehend and judge normally.  It also interferes body function.

Reason no 2 Fatality of Drunk Driving  45.8% of fatal car accidents is alcohol-involved.  People die/get injured from drunk-driving Every 25 to 30 minutes, 1 person get killed Every 90 minutes, 1 person get injured

Advocacy  Education on fatality of drunk driving could prevent younger age groups from drinking and driving.  More restrictions such as lowering BAL and harsher punishments could prevent drunk driving.

Research  Research on effect of education on drunk- driving  Survey on people’s perception on drunk driving.  Interview with various groups involved or concerned in drunk-driving.

Conclusion  Rolling Credit to include Fair Use Statement.

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