Houston, Texas (PRWEB) December 17, 2012
For most Texans, New Years and Christmas are times to celebrate relationships with family and friends. For personal injury attorneys like Greg Baumgartner and his team, the holidays are about that, but also about something far more tragic.
New Years Day, New Years Eve and Christmas Eve are among the ten most deadly days for drunk driving accidents throughout the year. Although alcohol-related fatalities have fallen steadily since 1991, Texas roads remain significantly more dangerous during the holiday season.
Although fatalities have fallen since 1991 due to efforts of organizations like MADD, the NHTSA and the Century Council, Texas roads are still significantly more dangerous during the holiday season. Alcohol is part of many holiday gatherings and dinners, warns Baumgartner. Only a few Texans intend to drive while impaired, but many others find themselves unintentionally drunk behind the wheel.
The best defense against drunk drivers this season is to stay off the road during peak hours for drunk driving. According to Baumgartners research, these include:
Baumgartner Law Firm Warns Against Dangers of Impaired Driving This Holiday Season is a post from: Intervention Therapy