Everyone knows that you cannot drive after drinking alcohol. Therefore, the excuse: "I don't drink, I'm driving" no one is surprised and perceives it quite normally. At the same time, it is considered quite natural that the driver who remains sober will take his friends home after the party. But few people think how dangerous a drunk person in a car can be, even if he is sitting in a passenger seat.
Instructions
Step 1
A passenger in any condition has not only the right to the pleasure of being transported from one point to another, but, oddly enough, it may sound, responsibilities. Throughout the journey, he must behave in such a way that his actions do not interfere with the driver, and even less lead to a traffic accident.
Step 2
If you are transporting drunk people, you should be able to assess the degree of intoxication and the level of danger they may pose. Is a person able to get into the car on his own, buckle up correctly, maintain an upright position while driving? Ask the passenger how he feels and how likely it is that he will suddenly feel bad on the road. A drunk person, during an attack of nausea, may begin to lean out of the window, try to open the door on the move, and after that he is unlikely to wash the car interior. You must be prepared for the fact that, being in an inadequate state, the transported may start talking loudly, singing songs, laughing, trying to involve you in a conversation. Immediately declare to him that all your attention will be focused on the road and you should not expect answers from you.
Step 3
If the passenger is not sober enough to sit up straight, do not seat him next to you. The only possible place in this case is the back seat of the car. The same rule applies to overexcited people, especially those who drive themselves in a sober life. It is highly likely that at some point such a would-be driver will think that you are doing everything wrong and he will start grabbing the steering wheel and levers of your car while driving.
Step 4
So, summarizing the above, we can deduce the following algorithm for the transportation of drunk passengers: put an old blanket or a large towel on the back seat, put a person on it, fasten with a belt, press a button on the door that prevents it from opening from the inside, block the possibility of opening the window, get behind the wheel and concentrate completely on driving. You can transport several people at the same time, but their number should always be inversely proportional to the degree of intoxication.
