Background: Alcohol consumption and drink/driving are positively correlated and many
predictors of alcohol use also predict drink/driving. Past research has not fully distinguished …

National patterns of self-reported drinking-driving were examined using aggregated
Behavioral Risk Factor Survey data. Drinking-driving is reported by 6.1% of US adults, is …

Objective: Elevated behavioral economic demand for alcohol has been shown to be
associated with drinking and driving in college students. The present study sought to clarify …

Behavioral and psychosocial correlates of drinking and driving were examined in two
independent samples of licensed drivers aged 18 to 25 selected from the Colorado Division …

Background Alcohol‐impaired driving among college students represents a significant
public health concern, yet little is known about specific theoretical and individual difference …

Objective: Drinking and driving has been found to be a highly persistent behavior, even after
experiencing negative consequences, such as arrest. This study tested the association …

Objective: The objective of this article is to estimate and validate a logistic model of alcohol-
impaired driving using previously ignored alcohol consumption behaviors, other risky …

This study assessed whether persons who begin drinking at younger ages are more likely to
report drunk driving and alcohol-related crash involvement over the life course, even after …

Background: Alcohol‐impaired driving is a major public health problem. National studies
indicate that about 25% of college students have driven while intoxicated in the past month …

Objective: This study examines associations between self-reported drinking and driving or
being a passenger of a drinking driver and risk and protective factors in a general population …