Alcohol Fuels High Death Toll on South African Roads

It’s a scene repeated in bars across South Africa every day and night: A man saunters into the establishment, tosses his car keys on the counter and starts drinking an alcoholic beverage. He’s parked his car in a space nearby, and will be driving it within a few hours.      In South Africa, driving after consuming just two beers is illegal. But, says Caro Smit of the non-profit South Africans against Drunk Driving, this isn’t deterring the nation’s millions of...

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