NOT ONE MORE

PLEASE…
SAY NOT ONE MORE.

Having “just one more” drink, vape or edible can lead to more than you think. More drunk and impaired driving. More accidents. More deaths. And more lives changed forever. So get the info, facts and support you need to say “no more” to one more.

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More Ways to Stay Safe

It’s easy to get caught up in a night out. If you do choose to have “one more,” make a plan.

Line up a sober ride. Use a rideshare app. Or crash at a friend’s place for the night.

Don’t risk getting behind the wheel — one smart decision could save a life.

KNOW MORE

Make sure you know all the facts about the impact alcohol and cannabis products can have on your ability to drive. You might be surprised at how common impaired driving is—and how often it leads to tragic results.

*Source: CTDOT

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Connecticut’s legal BAC (blood alcohol content) is .08, or .02 if you’re under 21. You can learn more about BAC, or estimate your BAC to get an idea of when to say “not one more.”
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Motorcycles are involved in more alcohol-related fatal crashes than other vehicles.
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15–20 year-olds are at the greatest risk of driving under the influence.
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13% of weekend and night drivers have marijuana in their system.
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On average, a drunk driver will drive 80 times under the influence before their first arrest.
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Someone is injured in a drunk driving incident every two minutes.
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Female impaired driving has more than doubled in the last three decades.
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Wrong-way fatal crashes have been on the rise in Connecticut, and are often caused by alcohol and drugs.

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MORE SUPPORT

Looking for ways to avoid driving impaired, or assistance with alcohol or drug behaviors? Here are some helpful links and other resources.

One too many?
Here are ride options:

Had one more?
Read more information here:

Ready to quit?
Help is here:

One alcohol-impaired driving fatality occurred every 39 minutes in 2021, on average.