Yes! The bar should know full well how much you had to drink and ask if you're driving. If your bill was $10 for a couple beers isn't the same as if your bill was $40 or $50. Perhaps if the rules and laws for drinking establishments were enforced, there'd be less need for orgainizations like MADD. Bars are not supposed to over serve patrons. People need to be more responsible and suffer the consequences of their actions. Thankfully some do. If you know you're going out drinking, make arrangements before hand. It's not rocket science! Some bars have you turn your keys in when you enter. That's a really good idea too. There was a case in Ontario few years ago where a bar was fined and they also tried to fine the bartender. The case against the bartender was thrown out because ultimately it is up to the bar to set their policy. I see absolutely nothing wrong with trying to reduce the number of drunk drivers on the road. Anybody that doesn't must be worried they'll get caught.
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