Teens get 'real life' drunken driving experience

Neila Schuhmann

Social Writer

This is not your mother's driver's ed class.

The latest effort in convincing teens about the dangers of drunken driving is with the use of fatal vision goggles and a small motorized car - similar to a golf cart.

"When you're dealing with young people, it's as many different ways as you can to get the message across," said Mike Thomas, driver's education teacher at Taylor County High School.

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