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By JERRY R. CURRY
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
Every 22 minutes, a life is lost in an alcohol-related traffic crash.
Many of these deaths were unsuspecting victims — a non-drinking driver, passenger, pedestrian or bicyclist. These victims were not “the otner guy.” They were the husbands, wives, children, friends and family of people just like you or me.
You might feel that because you do not drink and drive, drunk and drugged driving is not your problem. But drinking and driving not only kills the drunk driver — it can kill you, too.
That makes drunk and drugged driving everyone’s problem.
You may ask, “How can I stop someone else from driving drunk? It’s really none of my business.”
If we want to stop this problem, we can no longer accept the rea
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