Young drivers between the ages of 16 and 19 with a BAC of. BAC is the concentration of alcohol in a person's bloodstream. The greater the blood alcohol concentration (BAC), the greater the risk of being involved in a fatal crash. Young people who drink and drive have a greater chance of being in a crash than older drivers because alcohol usually affects young people more and young people have little experience in both drinking and driving.
Drivers age 25-44 have the second highest number of alcohol-related fatal crashes. Twenty-four percent of 15 to 20-year old drivers involved in fatal crashes were drinking.ĭrivers age 21-24 have the highest percentage of alcohol use involved in fatal crashes. Consequences of high risk decisions are sometimes not known by the driver or passenger until after the collision happens to them.
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