There are a lot of things Texas should be proud of, but being ranked the fifth state with the 'most drunk driving,' is not.
should be proud of, but being ranked among the top five states where there's the "most drunk driving," is not. found Texas ranked the fifth state with the "most drunk driving," right behind North and South Dakota, Wyoming, and Montana, which had the most drunk driving. Pasadena PD officer resigns, charged with DWI after crashing into Houston officer’s patrol car
To put that into perspective, Texas has the fifth most DUI arrests and fatalities related to drunk driving. The study also said drunk driving is more common among drivers under 34-years-old and drops off with age, suggesting "older drivers are better at identifying their limitations and recognizing the dangers of driving under the influence."Additionally, the study showed DUI-related deaths increased in 2020, which they argue might be due to "increased loneliness" that came with COVID-19-related shutdowns.
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