Amica Insurance Reminds Motorists Not to Drink and Drive
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New Year’s Eve is a great time to celebrate with family and friends, but
More than 10,000 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes last year, according to the
“Motorists who drive while under the influence of drugs and alcohol put themselves and others at risk of death or serious injury,” said
That’s why it’s important to never drink and drive, DeCubellis said. “If you plan to celebrate with family and friends, make sure to have a designated driver. If you don’t have a designated driver, call a taxi or friend to bring you home.”
Even people who haven’t been drinking need to be alert on the roadways, especially on a night like New Year’s Eve, when lots of people will be attending parties, DeCubellis said.
“Allow extra distance between your car and others, especially if you see a car that is weaving or moving erratically,” DeCubellis said. “If you suspect someone is driving while impaired, take down the license plate and call the police as soon as it is safe to do so.”
Here are a few other tips for getting around safely on Near Year’s Eve:
• Always buckle up.
• Obey all motor vehicle laws.
• Never text while driving.
• Pay attention to road and weather conditions.
• Be patient and allow extra time for delays.
“If you’re hosting a New Year’s Eve party or any celebration, remember to be a responsible party host,” DeCubellis said. “Don’t allow anyone to drive while impaired. If you suspect someone shouldn’t be driving, take his or her keys and arrange for a safe ride home or a safe place to stay.”
Everyone plays a role in keeping the roads safe, on New Year’s Eve and every day, DeCubellis said.
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