What is one reason drunk driving is held in such disrepute?

A) Drunk driving imposes high potential costs on non-drunk drivers.
B) Drunk driving destroys cars and telephone poles, causing disruption in essential services.
C) Only drunk drivers cause automobile fatalities.
D) Drunk drivers impose high potential costs on other drunk drivers.


A

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