It’s an unfortunate fact that drunk driving is a considerable problem in the United States that often leads to devastating consequences. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that the annual cost of drunk driving accidents totals over $51 billion and that almost 30 people every day die in alcohol related car crashes. The Office for Victims of Crimes reports that an estimated 30% of U.S. citizens will be involved in an accident with a driver operating under the influence at some point during their lifetime. Keep note and contact the police if you notice a vehicle that is: Swerving Stopping without cause or erratic braking Driving with headlights off at night Driving into opposing traffic on the wrong side of the road Signaling inconsistently Straddling the center lane marker