The serious risks of drinking and driving are widely known. These risks often lead to serious injury or death for a variety of reasons. When a driver is intoxicated, they have slower reaction time, decreased inhibition and a reduction in motor skill. This combination leads to deadly consequences when behind the wheel. In fact, the NHTSA estimates that every day in the United States, 30 people die in drunk driving crashes. They estimate that the total cost of drunk-driving crashes exceeds $44 billion dollars per year in the United States. When intoxicated, the decline in visual and cognitive functions have been proved to negatively affect reaction time, multitasking, signal detection and ability to maintain lane position. The statistics from OHSP supports the unfortunate reality that drunk driving crashes in Ohio are extremely dangerous.