Drivers Against Mass Nysteria

The analysis by Connolly, Kimball, and Moulton (1989) mentioned above suggests that female drivers have both a higher overall crash risk and a higher alcohol-related fatal-crash risk. Combined data from FARS and the 1986 National Roadside Breathtesting Survey suggest that the relative fatal-crash risk of a female driver with a BAC of 0.10% or more could be of the order of 50% higher than it is for a male driver at the same BAC. Of course, estimates based on these two unmatched data sets are, as indicated above, are only very rough, but they are consistent with prior case-control studies (see Jones and Joscelyn 1978).

1. Number of DUI Arrests Exceeds Number of Lives "Saved" by 8,888 TIMES

2. Excellent Critique of Abuse By Statistics by Ron DeYoung

3. Excellent Expose of MADD by Frank Kelly Rich

4. Confessions of a Drunk Driving Prosecutor

5. The CRIMINAL, Anti-Constitutionalist, FAILED Parent Candice Lightner

6. The CRIMINAL Enterprise MADD Must be PUNISHED to the Maximum Extent of the Law

7. The CRIMINAL Enterprise AAIM Must be PUNISHED to the Maximum Extent of the Law

8. The TRUTH Behind the Grand Rapids Effects

9. FARS Data Base: Drunk Drivers LESS THAN FOUR PERCENT (4%)

10. Exposing the DUI Fraud for What it is

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