What is one strategy individuals can use to avoid alcohol-related incidents?

Limiting consumption at parties is an effective strategy for individuals to avoid alcohol-related incidents. By moderating the amount of alcohol consumed, individuals can maintain better control over their judgment and physical coordination, reducing the likelihood of engaging in risky behaviors such as drunk driving or making poor choices while under the influence. This approach helps safeguard not only the individual but also others on the road and in the community.

In contrast, avoiding all social gatherings may lead to isolation and not address the root of the problem concerning alcohol consumption. Drinking large amounts before driving is clearly dangerous and increases the risk of accidents. Ignoring public transport options removes an important safety alternative for getting home without the risk of driving under the influence. Therefore, moderation is key to promoting responsible drinking behaviors in social settings.