Thanks to police officers around the nation, drunk drivers will be pulled over before they can hurt someone. If you see a drunk driver, call 911 when it’s safe to do so. #drivesober
This Labor Day weekend, remember that your plans shouldn't cost lives — yours or others. If you plan to drink, make sure your plan includes a safe way home before the first sip:  -Schedule a rideshare -Call a taxi -Have a sober friend drive you home Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.

Nhtsa Holiday Drunk Driving Campaign
Unfortunately, many people struggle with avoiding drinking and driving. According the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 10,497 people died from alcohol-related driving accidents in 2016 alone. And it isn’t only drunk people who are put in danger by drunk driving. In one year, 214 children ages 0-14 died in traffic accidents involving an impaired driver. Follow our pin to see more statistics and to see our tips on how to stop drinking and driving. #Health #Awareness #WellBeing
Celebrating the holiday season at home, office parties or even at bars comes with a lot of responsibility for anyone who is drinking alcohol. As December is National Impaired Driver Awareness Month, we are all reminded that not only are there more cars on the road during the holidays, but, that the chances to drive drunk rise with the festive feeling of the season.


What Holiday Has The Most Drunk Drivers
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Factual report confirms that the disruption of routines and increased social alcohol consumption during the holidays correlate with a rise in DUI incidents across New Jersey, especially in Morris County. Higher stress levels are also a contributing factor to the increased risk for impaired driving on local roads. View Morristown’s seasonal DUI trend data
Holiday Drunk Driving Statistics
Don't drink and drive
You can mistle-toast to the holiday season but if you drink, don't drive. Remember #BuzzedDriving is Drunk Driving.










Keep the holidays happy -- designate a sober driver, call a cab or a sober friend, just don't drink and drive. http://drivesober.org