A recent survey, the “Carlsberg 0.0 Responsible Driving Index”, reveals a concerning trend in Latvia: approximately 32% of drivers admit to driving under the influence of alcohol. The data indicates nearly one-third of Latvian drivers have driven after consuming alcohol at some point. This admission raises significant safety concerns regarding road traffic accidents and public health. The survey highlights a potential disregard for legal limits and the dangers of impaired driving. While the study doesn’t detail the extent of impairment or frequency of the behavior, the findings underscore the need for continued road safety campaigns and stricter enforcement of drunk driving laws in Latvia. The results prompt questions about public awareness and attitudes towards responsible driving practices.