NEW YORK — A government survey shows fewer teens and young adults say they drive drunk.
Last year, nearly 7 percent said they’d recently driven while under the influence of alcohol. That figure has been steadily going down. It was 16 percent a dozen years earlier.
The numbers are for people ages 16 to 20 who participated in a large government survey focused on alcohol, tobacco and illegal drug use.
Drunken driving by people in their early 20s is more common but also is falling.