Episode 18: Impaired Driving Prevention Month
For this episode of the Breaking Down The Law Podcast we're joined by Brantley Sasseen. He is joined by Breaking Down The Law Podcast host, Ashley Rodriguez.
During today’s episode we will be asking Brantley about Impaired Driving and how we can prevent it and what are the consequences of driving drunk.
- Brantley shares his personal experience with Drunk Driving.
- Is drunk driving a felony?
- How many people die per year from drunk driving?
- How do we hold people accountable for drunk driving?
- When did drunk driving become illegal?
- How do you prevent drunk driving?
- How do you stop someone from drunk driving?
- What are some of the dangers of drunk driving?
- What if someone is drunk driving and they get in an accident and they cause a wrongful death?
Brantley shares about his experience with an imparied driver and why he is so passionate about prevention and helping others with the same experience as him. So we hope you’ll join us for this episode!
Stay tuned for the next installment of the Breaking Down The Law Podcast with Stewart J Guss and Ashley Rodriguez!
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