March 7, 2010

Teenagers and Alcohol, Deadly Car Crashes During Spring Break

Consumption of Alcohol contributes to 60% of all teen deaths involving car accidents. In the United States, almost 3 million people age 12-20 abuse or are dependent on alcohol. Teenagers caught drinking are usually caught during prom night, graduation and spring break. Eight teens die daily in alcohol related vehicle crashes. Don’t let your teenager become one of these statistics.

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