Drink-driving home (about 10 km, over the limit): 1 in 2 million chance it kills you
~0.5 micromorts. 5 micromorts. Like 5 flights, or taking the train 5,000 km. Estimate.
Mortmeter: No upside. Don't. All risk, zero view.
Assuming: About 10 km, over the limit.
How we got this: 10 km by car is about 0.03. Being over the limit multiplies crash risk roughly 5 to 20 times, plus the risk you put on others.
What gets you: Crash, Killing someone else, Prison.
Cheaper version: Taxi. 100% cheaper, and you keep your licence.
Sources and method: how Mortmeter prices things, and the Atlas of measured risks.
More priced risks: Sharing a bottle of Flor de Pingus, Riding Polyppen at Bakken in Denmark, Eating 2 whole pizzas, Drinking a bottle of red wine, Winter bathing in the Øresund, A week of off-piste skiing, Getting LASIK eye surgery, Texting while driving on the motorway.