A New York restaurant recently announced that customers who plan to drive home with a child in the vehicle after dining are allowed only one alcoholic beverage per visit. Which come closest to your view?

A New York restaurant recently announced that customers who plan to drive home with a child in the vehicle after dining are allowed only one alcoholic beverage per visit. Which come closest to your view? Published on July 25, 2017 → Survey conducted on July 25, 2017 on 4987 U.S. adults

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I support this limitation and think more restaurants should do the same

45%

It's an interesting idea, but customers should be allowed to have more than one alcoholic beverage depending on the length of their dining experience

25%

I oppose this limitation and think that as long as customers aren’t driving home drunk, they should be allowed to have as many alcoholic beverages as they want

15%

Not sure

15%

I support this limitation and think more restaurants should do the same

45%

It's an interesting idea, but customers should be allowed to have more than one alcoholic beverage depending on the length of their dining experience

25%

I oppose this limitation and think that as long as customers aren’t driving home drunk, they should be allowed to have as many alcoholic beverages as they want

15%

Not sure

15%

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