Don't see many alcohol related automobile fatalities unlike years ago. I see more alcohol related snowmobile fatalities at least going by area news sources. Probably 8 of the last 10 had alcohol play a major role while one was disorientation in blinding conditions and the other misjudged frozen water. Yes, if you get caught driving DWI on a sled you will get a ticket that will go on your record. The trouble is law enforcement at least here virtually never does check points for sleds or investigates erratic driving of sleds. I've heard people brag they can get so much more toasted at the bar if they are going home on a sled versus driving an auto. In terms of overall accidents there are more incidents for autos but the fatalities are as I mentioned. DWI's here are expensive to defend and once publicized usually puts a nasty permanent stain on a person's life. A big reason bar business has drastically declined in the blue collar towns around here. It's cheaper to drink at home and you don't have to worry that your job will lose you.
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