None for the Road: Teenage Drinking and Driving (1957)

“None for the Road” presents a narrative about the dangers of teenage drinking and driving. Dr. Charles Wentworth discusses the physiological effects of alcohol on the human body, using examples of two characters: Jerry, who drinks heavily, and Keith, who drinks moderately. The video illustrates how alcohol impairs coordination and reflexes through experiments with animals and a driving simulator. It emphasizes the importance of making safe choices regarding drinking and driving, highlighting that even moderate drinking can lead to dangerous situations. The story concludes with a reminder that one should never ride with a driver who has been drinking, as it can lead to tragic outcomes.

Keywords
teenage drinking, driving under the influence, alcohol effects, Jerry, Keith, reflexes, coordination, safety, driving simulator, decision-making, impaired judgment, accident prevention

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