ATLANTA, Jan. 31, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — This weekend is an ideal time to use secure riding strategies and think before you get behind the wheel. “A Breathalyzer in Every Bar” reminds the public to be safe and sober to save from injuries and deaths.
There are about 40 Breathalyzer in Every Bar merchandising machines throughout Atlanta, including Crowne Sports Bar and Grill in Norcross and Tony’s Sports Bar and Grill in Duluth. As a preventative tool, the devices allow consumers to test their breath alcohol stages to make sure they can power domestically thoroughly, especially this weekend in the counting Game course consumption and riding deaths increase.
“I usually make it a point to use the machine whenever we visit a bar with a breathalyzer vending machine. It’s an amusing manner to hold myself in the test. I suppose it creates a consciousness that activates human beings to speak about the legal guidelines on consuming and using,” says client Brittany Heggen of Atlanta.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2015 on common one American was killed in a drunk riding crash every 51 minutes. Alcohol-impaired visitor fatalities frequently spike on holidays and memorable drinking days, like “Super Bowl Sunday.” NHTSA’s Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk marketing campaign encourages people to make plans ahead of time for a secure journey home from a celebration:
Check out NHTSA’s SaferRide app, which can connect you to a neighborhood cab organization or a sober buddy.
Sign up for a trip-sharing provider, like Uber or Lyft, before heading out for the night.
Name exact drivers as your party’s MVPs for accurately helping people get home.
