Jun 7, 2009 #2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008_Tour_de_France. Without counting the rest days, they averaged 105.32 miles per day. The longest stage was 144 miles and the winner of that stage finished it just under 5 hours and 28 minutes.
2. There are fewer drunk driving accidents in countries with lower drinking ages. In many countries around the world, the legal drinking age is already 18. In these countries, they have seen a greater reduction of drunken driving accidents than the United States, where the legal age is 21.. There are fewer drunk driving accidents in countries with lower drinking ages. In many countries around the world, the legal drinking age is already 18. In these countries, they have seen a greater reduction of drunken driving accidents than the United States, where the legal age is 21.
TODAY. 1  Underage alcohol use remains a pervasive and persistent problem with serious health and safety consequences. 2  Today, in addition to the age 21 minimum legal drinking age, all States have passed zero-tolerance laws that make it illegal for people under age 21 to drive after drinking any alcohol. In spite of underage drinking laws and prevention programs, available information from national surveys indicates that rates of underage alcohol consumption over the past decade remain at unacceptably high levels.