A new survey of risk-taking behavior has found stark differences in how often people drink and drive. At the top of the list of states is Hawaii, while people in the Midwest had some of the highest drunk driving rates among the major regions of the U.S.
The numbers below are the reported in number of drunk-driving incidents per 1,000 people in the population. [Read full story on drunk driving by state.]
1.   Alabama                                                       539
2.   Alaska                                                           N/A
3.   Arizona                              300
4.   Arkansas                                                      N/A
5.   California                           375
6.   Colorado                            477
7.   Connecticut                         558
8.   Delaware                           729
9.   District of Columbia                  409
10.Florida                              539
11.Georgia                                                        491
12.Hawaii                              995
13.Idaho                               362
14.Illinois                              475
15.Indiana                             432
16.Iowa                               715
17.Kansas                                                         482
18.Kentucky                            388
19.Louisiana                                                     811
20.Maine                              324
21.Maryland                            527
22.Massachusetts                        510
23.Michigan                            497
24.Minnesota                           646
25.Mississippi                                                  N/A
26.Missouri                            569
27.Montana                            885
28.Nebraska                           955
29.Nevada                             489
30.New Hampshire                                         313
31.New Jersey                         360
32.New Mexico                        273
33.New York                          372
34.North Carolina                       389
35.North Dakota                        855
36.Ohio                               566
37.Oklahoma                          467
38.Oregon                             285
39.Pennsylvania                        701
40.Rhode Island                        522
41.South Carolina                       663
42.South Dakota                        733
43.Tennessee                                                  N/A
44.Texas                              703
45.Utah                               217
46.Vermont                            881
47.Virginia                            308
48.Washington                         706
49.West Virginia                        N/A
50.Wisconsin                           828
51.Wyoming                           807
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