More Than 770,000 Wisconsin Drivers Have OWI Conviction as Drunken Driving Crashes Rise

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More Than 770,000 Wisconsin Drivers Have OWI Conviction as Drunken Driving Crashes Rise

December 28, 2022

While motor vehicle crashes have decreased from a decade ago, the reasons may be more about car safety features and road improvements. The article discusses Wisconsin's drinking culture, rates of alcohol consumption and what can be done to reduce excessive alcohol consumption. The Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project is quoted and law enforcement officers among others are quoted.

Tagged: Comprehensive Injury Center Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project

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