Hello Friend,
The turning of the calendar offers us a unique opportunity to
appreciate our achievements, learn from our challenges, and set
intentions in the form of resolutions for the year ahead.
The
new year is an excellent time to reflect on your relationship with
alcohol, if, how, why, and when you choose to drink. This means being
aware and mindful of how much we are consuming, modeling responsible
alcohol consumption, never driving drunk or impaired, and always
respecting the decisions of those who choose not to drink
alcohol.
At Responsibility.org,
our goal is to continue to advance our three missions by expanding
upon some of the research that we track throughout the year.
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Underage Drinking
Prevention:
Underage drinking levels are at or
near record low levels and below pre-pandemic levels, with a
majority reporting they never consumed alcohol (80% of 8th
graders, 64% of 10th graders, and 47% of 12th graders).
Source: Monitoring the Future,
2023
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Eliminating
Drunk and Impaired Driving:
Since 1991, drunk driving fatalities on our nation's roads
have decreased 26%, while total traffic fatalities have declined
6%. Among persons under 21, drunk driving fatalities have
decreased 61% since 1991.
Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, FARS
Data, 2022
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Responsible Alcohol
Consumption:
Among adults of legal drinking age,
87% report they know their personal limits and 83% are
confident that they drink responsibly.
Source: APCO Insight,
2023
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In 2024, we are also excited to begin delivering on our new
forward-looking five-year strategic plan, and we are eager to continue
working together to even further advance alcohol responsibility for
all.
– The
Responsibility.org Team
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Responsibility.org leads the fight to eliminate drunk driving and
underage drinking and promotes responsible decision-making regarding
beverage alcohol.
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