1. Males are more likely to be involved in car crashes than females.
2. Males and females have the same tolerance for alcohol.
3. Teens have higher crash rates on the weekends and at night.
4. Having your friends in the car will help you drive more safely.
5. Using alcohol and other drugs while driving slows brain function, so you can't react quickly enough to avoid a dangerous situation.
6. Using alcohol and other drugs while driving reduces your ability to judge how fast you are moving or your distance from other cars, people, or objects.
7. Using alcohol and other drugs while driving gives you false confidence, which makes you think you're driving better than you actually are.
8. Using alcohol and other drugs while driving reduces your ability to focus on the road and multitask, such as looking straight ahead while using your peripheral vision to watch for pedestrians.
9. Using alcohol and other drugs while driving makes you feel sleepy or tired.
10. Alcohol is a drug.
11. I can sober up quickly if I drink coffee and take a cold shower.
12. Misuse of prescription and over-the-counter drugs is less harmful than using drugs like alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine.
