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How To Spot an Alcohol-Impaired Driver |
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How To Spot an Alcohol-Impaired Driver
- Accelerating or decelerating quickly
- Almost striking an object, curb, or vehicle
- Appearing to be drunk (e.g., eye fixation, face close to windshield)
- Braking erradically
- Drifting; or moving in a straight line at a slight angle to the roadway
- Driving anywhere other than on a road designated for vehicles
- Driving into opposing crossing traffic
- Driving on the wrong side of the road
- Driving slower than 10 mph below the speed limit
- Driving with headlights off at night
- Following too closely
- Signaling that is inconsistant with driving actions
- Slow response to traffic signals
- Straddling center or lane marker
- Straddling lanes or tires on the center line
- Stopping inappropiately (other than in a traffic lane)
- Stopping without cause in traffic lane
- Swerving
- Tailgating
- Tires on center marker or lane marker
- Turning with wide radius
- Turning abruptly or illegally
- Weaving
- Stopping without cause or erratic braking
- Slow response to traffic signals (e.g. sudden stop or delayed start)
- Weaving or zig-zagging across the road
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