Which action is recommended to avoid drink driving?

• A. Organise a lift home
• B. Drive home after drinking
• C. Go to bed and hope for no one to drive
• D. Ask a friend to drive who has had a drink

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that driving after drinking is dangerous because alcohol slows reaction time, impairs judgment, and reduces coordination. To avoid drink driving, you should arrange a safe, sober way to get home before or as soon as you realize you won’t be able to drive safely. This means getting a lift from someone sober, calling a taxi or rideshare, using public transport, or staying where you are until you’re sober. This action removes the risk of impaired driving and helps protect you and others from harm and legal trouble.

Driving home after drinking is unsafe and illegal because your ability to drive is compromised. Going to bed and hoping no one will drive isn’t a plan you can rely on, and a friend driving who has had a drink would still be impaired, putting everyone at risk.