Amica Insurance Warns against Drinking and Driving
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There are plenty of holiday parties going on at this time of year, and alcohol is available at many of these gatherings.
“Everyone likes to take part in a little holiday cheer,” said
In 2011, 9,878 people were killed as a result of drunk driving, a 2.5-percent decrease from the year before, according to
• Offer non-alcoholic beverages or “mocktails” for those guests who don’t wish to drink alcohol.
• Use fruit juice or other non-carbonated bases if planning to serve an alcoholic punch. Alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream faster with a carbonated base.
• Serve plenty of food to keep guests from drinking on an empty stomach.
• Serve food that isn’t too salty, which will lead to increased consumption of fluids.
• Play party games to keep guests entertained. Planned activities make for less active alcohol consumption.
• Make sure that every group in attendance has designated a driver that is not drinking.
• Have the phone number of a taxi company for those who need a ride, or offer guests to spend the night on a couch or pull-out bed.
“Use discretion when drinking alcohol and always be sure to designate a driver who is not drinking,” Noviello said. “A safe holiday season is a happy holiday season.”
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