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Survey on Drunk Driving Tetsuji CHO 1,6 , Tatsuya HAYASHI 2,6 , Aro INO 3 , Masanori HARADA 1 , Kenji HIRANO 4 , Shinji SHIMIZU 5 , Kiyoyuki NAGAUCHI 6 , Michihiro TORITSUKA 1,6 , Hideki NEGORO 6 , Toshifumi KISHIMOTO 6 1Mental Care Center, Prefecture of Mie 2Tenri Hospital 3Nishiyama Clinic 4Shinabuyama Clinic 5Faculty of Human Life and Environment, Nara Woman's University 6Department of Psychiatry, Nara Medical University School of Medicine 7Kansai Society of Alcohol-related Problems DUI Committee Keyword: Drunk driving , Alcoholic , Toughening penalties , Behavioral change , Survey by questionnaire pp.859-867
Published Date 2006/8/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405100787
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 From June 1, 2002, drunk driving regulations have been modified and toughened, which brought a considerable decrease in the number of accidents due to drunk driving. However, a lot of people have still been found to repeatedly drive drunk. Some habitual drunk drivers seem to be alcoholics. This survey sought to discover the realities of drunk driving by questionnaires, mainly on the revision of the Road Traffic Law and the behavioral changes brought about in normal people and alcoholics. As a result, it was shown that people who consume much alcohol and who frequently drink, even normal people, as well as alcoholics, had high risks of habitual drunk driving. In addition, both alcoholics and normal people were insufficiently affected by the toughened penalties, while community support and the effect of social trends accounted for the decrease of drunk driving. It is considered that the drunk driving problem requires support by medical care, and that the government and the judiciary should establish a medical support system.


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