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I grew up in a rural area and can confirm. But I haven't lived in a rural area for a long time, so ass-u-me-d that had changed along with the changes I've seen in urban and suburban areas. Guess not. OTOH, the roads can be pretty empty in rural South Dakota.


> OTOH, the roads can be pretty empty in rural South Dakota.

This, I suspect, is the big difference in attitude.

In a suburban area, you have a significant chance of hurting some else when you drive drunk.

In a truly rural area, you are mostly likely to harm only yourself when you drive drunk.




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