Alcohol-related Traffic Deaths Jump on New Year’s Eve

by Gary Kopycinski on December 23, 2006

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niaaa-graph-updated ROCKVILLE, Md., Dec. 22–(ENEWSPF)–Some New Year’s predictions are, tragically, very reliable. For example, significantly more people are likely to die in alcohol-related traffic crashes on New Year’s Eve than on other mid-week winter evenings.