Responsibility.org used to be The Century Council.  A survey of
American adults in 2000 revealed 78% of the general public did
not know how many standard drinks they would have to consume in
one hour to reach a blood alcohol concentration level of .08,
the illegal level for driving in the US.  Additionally, only 27%
of the general public could correctly identify their state’s
legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for driving, and
among those who did not know their state’s BAC limit the average
response was 0.18, more than double the legal limit.
Responsibility.org, then known as The Century Council, set out
on a national tour to educate Americans about how alcohol
affects their BAC as well as the legal limit for drinking and
driving using a pop-up cyber café and virtual bar.  Did you ever
see the Blood Alcohol Educator truck roll into your town?
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
(NHTSA), in 2012 (latest available data), one person was killed
in a drunk driving crash eve