Safety Officers Give Tips On How To Have A Safe New Year's Eve
Follow this advice and avoid a regrettable New Year
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 9,878 people were killed in drunk driving crashes in 2011, including 395 during the second half of December alone. While that number is actually the lowest it has been since 2005, that is still a lot of people who did not need to die. Furthermore, in Ohio last year, eight people died in crashes involving drunken drivers between Christmas and New Year’s. Year-to-date, Ohio Highway Patrol troopers have made an additional 944 more drunken driving arrests than when compared to the same time period last year. Consequently, the NHTSA and other law authorities have offered some tips for having a safe New Year's Eve. Plan ahead. If you will be drinking, do not drive. Designate a …
pam ghaster
5:32 pm on Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Just in case you did not listen to the story....a DUI will run 5,000 plus.,jail,points,probation,fancy plates and a monthly appt with a probation officer. So heed the advice do not drink and drive but if you do call Kubyn and Ghaster so I can say I told you so. more ›