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Super Bowl Sunday DUI Arrest Round-Up

By Michael

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Law enforcement agencies often target holidays and popular party days as a time to step up DUI check points and DUI enforcement. This was the case for the most recent Super Bowl Sunday, as cops stepped up their presences on the nation?s highways, hoping to cut down on DUI and encourage responsible alcohol consumption. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that Super Bowl Sunday is one of the more dangerous days to drive as a result of impaired driving. The administration notes that almost half of fatal accidents in that time period are a result of impaired drivers with a blood-alcohol content above .08. The NHTSA?s message on Super Bowl Sunday: ?Fans don?t let fans drive drunk.? The message may be working, as early reports show a relatively safe and quiet Super Bowl weekend...continue to full post

Full post as published by The DUI Blog on February 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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