Several risk factors contribute to drunk driving. These include:
Age: Younger drivers, particularly those aged 21 to 34, are more likely to drive under the influence of alcohol. Gender: Men are more likely than women to engage in drunk driving. Alcohol consumption patterns: Individuals who frequently consume large amounts of alcohol are at higher risk. Socioeconomic status: Lower socioeconomic status is often associated with higher risk of drunk driving due to various stressors and lack of access to preventive resources. Cultural norms: In some cultures, drinking and driving may be more socially acceptable, increasing the risk.
