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Opening a Bar
How to Open a Sports Bar
Opening a Dance Club
How to Become an Alcohol Promoter
How to Prevent Drinking & Driving
Calculating the Cost of Starting a Nightclub
Requirements for Opening a Nightclub
How to Be a Club Promoter
How to Start a Nightclub
Promotional Ideas for a Bar
Themes for a Nightclub
Tips on Promoting a Nightclub
How to Become a Bartender
How to Obtain a Liquor License
How to Start a Gentleman's Club
Designing a Name for a Nightclub
How to Finance a Nightclub
How to Run a Nightclub
What Is Zero Tolerance for Alcohol?
Types of Liquor Licenses
How Much is a Liquor License?
Who Needs a Liquor License?
How Much Does It Cost to Open a Bar Business?
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Summary: To prevent drinking and driving, pace customers by offering them a glass of water between drinks, take the initiative to call a local cab company for customers, and keep tabs on how much each customer has had to drink. Pay attention to customers to prevent drunk driving with advice from a nightclub manager in this free video on starting a business.
Erwin White has been in the club business for more than 10 years. He started as a bartender in night clubs and currently manages a night club.read more
"Now we all know there's no sure way to prevent drinking and driving. But here's a couple ideas that might be able to help you out. Pacing a customer, that's always good thing. If he's been there for a while. There's nothing wrong with drinking a glass of water in between drinks. Call in your local cab company for your customers. That's always a good avenue. So if you are behind the bar. And you know there's a customer that had a couple too many. It'd be in your best interest to inquire. Does he have intentions of driving? Doe he live locally? Can he walk? You could possibly call a cab for him. You can ask if he has a friend that wouldn't mind giving him a ride. Or another customer that's going that way would drop him off. If you do notice that he has his car keys in his hand. Maybe there's a way, you could possibly persuade him. And take his car keys from him. Tell him, come back in the morning and get them. That's always a good thing. So when you're behind the bar. A good way to get to become an instrument in helping the drinking and driving issue. Is taking notice of your customers. If they've had to much. There's nothing wrong in cutting them off. You can always take away the car keys. And make sure that everyone makes it home, safe."
eHow Article: How to Prevent Drinking & Driving
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