This article explores the effectiveness of selective breath testing sobriety checkpoints in reducing alcohol-impaired driving fatalities and injuries, showing an 8-20% reduction in related crashes.

This article reviews ignition interlock programs aimed at reducing drunk-driving recidivism. While short-term effectiveness is noted, further research is needed to confirm its impact on reducing recidivism and improving public health outcomes.

This article discusses the impact of workplace smoking bans on reducing the incidence of acute myocardial infarction (AMI), providing evidence that these policies effectively lower health risks linked to smoking and secondhand smoke exposure.

This article reviews the effectiveness of raising alcohol taxes to reduce consumption, showing that increased taxes lead to a decrease in alcohol use, contributing to public health improvements.

This article examines how dram shop liability laws reduce alcohol related harms, including motor vehicle fatalities, by holding establishments accountable.

This article highlights evidence linking the Minimum Legal Drinking Age of 21 to reductions in alcohol consumption and alcohol-related crashes, showcasing it as a key public health intervention.

This article examines the effectiveness of zero-tolerance BAC laws in reducing alcohol-related motor vehicle deaths, highlighting evidence that such laws serve as impactful public health interventions.

This article explores the effectiveness of zero-tolerance BAC laws for drivers under 21 in reducing alcohol-related motor-vehicle fatalities, highlighting their public health impact and proven success.

This article examines evidence supporting Sunday alcohol sale bans as effective in reducing alcohol consumption, motor vehicle crashes, and domestic disturbances.

This article highlights evidence linking the Minimum Legal Drinking Age of 21 to reductions in alcohol consumption and alcohol-related crashes, showcasing it as a key public health intervention.

This article examines the effectiveness of drug courts in reducing recidivism among individuals convicted of drug-related offenses. The study reviewed 50 studies and found evidence that drug courts help reduce recidivism by 26%.

This article discusses evidence suggesting privatization of off-premises alcohol sales increases consumption and alcohol-related harms, emphasizing the need for further research on policy impacts.

This article examines the impact of youth access laws and compliance interventions on reducing tobacco sales to minors, finding sufficient evidence supporting their effectiveness in decreasing juvenile smoking.

This article examines the effectiveness of laws limiting alcohol outlet density in reducing alcohol consumption and alcohol-related harms, including violent crime, supporting such regulations as a public health intervention.

This article discusses the effectiveness of cigarette excise taxes in reducing tobacco use and associated harms, highlighting systematic reviews showing decreased consumption due to price increases.