Ah, a safe, soft, target. Who's going to object? Me, I guess. The modern-day abstainer won't be satisfied until the limit is zero. It would be interesting to compare alcohol related traffic deaths (not using statistics where alcohol is merely "a factor" - like daydreaming is "a factor"-but is a contributing "cause") with the total no. of traffic fatalities similarly caused by texting, speeding, watching videos, etc. Or gun deaths, or non-alcohol motorcycle related deaths, deaths from domestic violence, guns, etc. Before we direct more resources to this one area, the more we should ask ourselves if there aren't other areas of safety concern that are causing more deaths or injuries. No, it's just easier to find a breathalyzer reading rather than try to stop any other dangerous behavior. All traffic deaths are tragedies, and I don't condone drinking and driving impaired, but I don't see the same concern (or enforcement efforts) with respect to other important dangerous driving behaviors.