What to say to someone who is drinking and driving?

Example: “I just want to let you know that if you’re ever in a situation where you think it’s unsafe to be a driver or a passenger, just text or call me. Seriously. I don’t care what time it is or where you are — I’ll come pick you up or find someone who can. I won’t be mad…but I might make you repay in doughnuts.”

What do you do when someone wants to drive drunk?

Talk in a calm and soothing voice. If possible, take them aside. You don’t want to embarrass someone who’s intoxicated in front of other people. Also, try not to make a scene while asking for their keys.

How can I get my girlfriend to stop drinking and driving?

There isn’t a way around that. You can make it very clear you and others will help her either stay sober so she can drive, or ensure if she’s drinking that she has alternative transport available. But that the drinking and the driving must stop. What might motivate her?

What motivates people to stop drinking and driving?

Here are some different ways people have been motivated to stop drinking and driving: Feeling like they are in control and making good choices with the backup of friends, family or support services Creating a support network who help in practical ways (e.g. handing over car keys)

How can I get someone to stop drinking alcohol?

Getting someone to stop drinking alcohol takes more than a singular effort. Alcohol can seriously affect relationships between friends and family members, so it’s important to speak to others who are also close to your loved one to determine how they see the situation.

What should I do if my wife doesn’t drink?

Or whether she doesn’t drink to excess generally, but is unable to stop herself from getting behind the wheel on the occasions when she is over the limit. If it is a case of her having a bigger drinking problem you may want to talk to her about her drinking and ways she can get support.