Alcohol and Red Flares

This documentary runs for 22 minutes and presents a cautionary tale about the effects of alcohol on driving. It tells the story of a man named Mike who chooses to drive after drinking at a party, illustrating the severe repercussions of such decisions.

The film educates viewers about Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) and the methods police use to assess driver impairment, including breathalyzer tests. Produced by Sid Davis Productions and in cooperation with the Monterey Park Police Department, this film serves as a social guidance piece aimed at promoting driver safety and awareness regarding DUI risks.

As a collector, this film represents a snapshot of 1970s public safety messaging and reflects changing attitudes towards alcohol consumption and driving. Its historical context and educational purpose make it a notable item for those interested in social guidance films and the evolution of safety measures in driving education.