Men have an increased drink driving history reveals the study from UK. Alcohol consumption and intoxication seems to have increased with years with not much importance given to road safety and life.

The study found the total number of drink and drugs convictions declared on insurance quotes for main drivers was 76,968, a rate of five per 1,000 quotes. Overall, 3.4 million convictions were listed on insurance policies, with those for drink or drug-related motoring offences making up 4.3 percent of all offences.
The study revealed that men from the rural areas were greater offenders of drunken driving than those hailing from London.
The research also revealed that young and middle aged men were the worst offenders when compared to teens or older men.
Professionals and school goers were considered as more cautious drivers who were less likely to take up drunken driving.
Gender wise, male drivers listed for drug or drink related offences were four times the number of female drivers committing such offence.
Alcohol and driving is a deadly combination, not only in UK but all over the world.
Reference:
http://assets.dft.gov.uk/publications/rsrr-113/findings.pdf
Source-Medindia