drunk driving

Drunk driving is a serious issue in Texas, with fatal car accidents involving impaired driving accounting for 30% of all fatalities.

Riding a scooter when you’re drunk is really bad idea to begin with. Not only could you get hurt, but you could be arrested and charged with a DWI as well.

Not only does alcohol impair your judgment, but consuming too much of it can cause you to do some incredibly stupid things.

A mother from Crowley, Texas, is in jail now after allegedly driving home from a pool party intoxicated. But wait, this gets worse! Not only did she drive home drunk, but police said she drove with 6 kids on top of her car.

There is no denying that drunk driving is one of the leading causes of deaths on the road. So what's a good way to get someone to realize they need to stop? Making him think he was in a coma for a long time of course.

A young man who was involved in a DUI Accident where the driver of the other vehicle was killed, posted his confession on YouTube and was recently sentenced.

"Because I said I would" is hosting a YouTube video posted by Matthew Cordle, who says he drove drunk and killed a man over the summer.

An airport can be one of the quietest places in the world to spend Christmas Eve; that is as long as there isn’t a deviant bartender somewhere in the place feeding last-minute travelers a high-octane concoction of holiday despair and Makers Mark. At that point, everything from hurt feelings to an international incident is possible - and highly likely.

There are many reasons why you shouldn't drive impaired. Especially because, in your altered state, you will make ridiculous excuses for your crime upon being confronted with it. You'll do something like blame it on circus animals.

Former Miss USA Rima Fakih was acting like a few Miss USAs before her when she was arrested early Saturday morning on misdemeanor drunk driving charges. She was pulled over near Highland Park, MI while behind the wheel of her friend’s car.

When 39-year-old Shawn Weimer of Michigan decided he was too drunk to drive, he was just being a responsible adult. But when he appointed his nine-year-old daughter as his designated driver, not so much.

Estevan Tapia was leading police on a 10-mile car chase when he was overcome with the urge to relieve himself. So the Albuquerque, NM., man pulled over and indulged himself on the pavement — all the while with a beer bottle in hand.