NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) needs your help in keeping the roads safe for everyone this St. Patrick’s Day by spreading the word that Buzzed Driving IS Drunk Driving. Before you make your plans to go out for drinks on St. Patrick’s Day, please read the information in this infographic! I love all of you too much to have any of you drink, drive, and get yourself or someone else hurt or killed. 
Follow NHTSA on Facebook and Twitter to learn more about the financial and life threatening implications of buzzed driving, and please feel free to right-click on the infographic and share it.
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As the years pass, I have tried to stay away from going out on these “drinking” holidays. There is no reason to be out on the road with drunk drivers. The infograph is great, and really shows the numbers.
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Very good infographic! I totally agree with you that people shouldn’t drive while drunk, it is a big risk. be a responsible driver, do not drive while in the influence of alcohol.
Thanks for the very needed reminder. Some people may not listen to it but at least there’s someone like you who still sends out info like this. Will help spread the word not just on this day but everyday./