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The Social Attitudes to Road Traffic Risk in Europe (SARTRE) project consists of a European wide survey about knowledge of road traffic laws and road traffic risks, attitudes regarding road safety issues, reported road traffic behaviors, transport habits and needs in several European countries. Data was collected between September 15th 2010 and November 30th 2010 among 19 countries: such as Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, and Estonia. This chapter focuses on the car drivers and powered two‐wheeler behaviors and attitudes related to drink driving. It mainly explored whether car drivers (CD) and powered two‐wheelers (PTW) were thinking or claiming to behave differently regarding driving under the influence of alcohol. Some results showed that in most countries drivers of PTWs drink and drive almost as often as CD do. CD and PTW differed on their attitudes regarding alcohol interlocks …