If You Feel Different, You Drive Different.

The pre-holidays are known for being merry and bright, but they’re also known for being the deadliest season when it comes to buzzed driving.

Every holiday season, lives are lost due to drunk drivers.

If you plan to go out and include drugs in your celebration, make sure you refrain from driving. Review these facts and spread the word about the dangers of drug-impaired driving.

Oklahoma,celebrate the season safely. ❄ Even one drink can cause impairment. If you’ve been drinking, call 📱 a sober friend 😎, ride share 🚗, or taxi 🚕 to get home safely.

Know the Facts

It doesn’t matter what term you use — high, stoned, or wasted — never get behind the wheel after using an impairing substance.

Whether the drug is legally obtained or not, drug-impaired driving poses a threat to everyone on the road.

Only Drive Sober

Do you have a friend who is about to drive while impaired by drugs?

Take the keys away and arrange to get them home safely.
If you have used an impairing substance such as marijuana, do not drive. Passengers should never ride with an impaired driver. If you think a driver may be impaired, do not get in the car.

Don’t worry about offending someone — they’ll thank you later. And you might just save a life.

For more information

You can contact the NHTSA by calling:

1-202-366-4000 (Department of Transportation Switchboard)
1-888-327-4236 (toll-free number)
1-800-424-9153 (TTY)