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 BarHoppingUSA is a National, private, promotional awareness, Advertising Company. We are sponsored by, area restaurants, lounges, night clubs, DJ's, Beer distributors, limo services, taxi services, churches, community groups, mothers, fathers, and friends of friends who drink & drive.
We are getting the word out through college campuses and alcohol beverage servers, private or state owned, via T-Shirts, sweatshirts, bumper stickers and window decals, Don't Drink & Drive . . . Hop A Ride.
 These products are designed to support the mission of reducing traffic accidents, fatalities, injuries and resulting property damage. In order to meet the responsibilities, BarHoppingUSA has developed strategic goals which are outlined on this website.
Our mission is to make sure every state licensed alcohol server in the industry has within their establishment an awareness program to the public as to the responsibilities of drinking and driving. We strive to prevent or limit the liabilities to our alcohol beverage server by increasing the awareness to the general public. The program is designed to pay for itself in a very short period of time.
| Below is an article from the U.S. Department of Transportation - National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.. |
| THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR LIFETIME CUSTOMER! |
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 About 50 per cent of all traffic fatalities in 1988 involved an intoxicated or alcohol-impaired driver or non-occupant, according to studies of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Fatal Accident Reporting System file. Of these 23,352 alcohol-related traffic fatalities, an estimated 18,502 occurred in accidents in which a driver or non-occupant was intoxicated (blood alcohol concentration [BAC] of 0.10 per cent or greater), and 4.850 involved a driver or non-occupant who had been drinking but was not legally intoxicated. Over 8,100 sober drivers, passengers, and non-occupants lost their lives in 1988 in alcohol-related accidents. Information from other sources shows that alcohol is also a factor in about 29 per cent of serious injury accidents and 7 per cent of property damage accidents. The estimated cost of all alcohol-related motor-vehicle accidents in 1989 is about $16 billion. |
Traffic Safety Facts - 2005
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Traffic Safety Facts - 2004
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Traffic Safety Facts - 2003
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Traffic Safety Facts - 2000
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