WSP Message on Super Bowl Driving

Everett, WALocal News

In a timely message, Washington State Patrol Chief John R. Batiste addresses the potential dangers associated with increased travel during the Super Bowl and upcoming holiday celebrations. He highlights the risks of impaired driving, which remains one of the leading causes of traffic fatalities both locally and nationally. Batiste encourages residents to proactively plan their celebrations by designating sober drivers or using ride-sharing services. He stresses the importance of responsible hosting, advising those who serve alcohol at gatherings to ensure guests have access to food, water, and safe transportation options.

The Chief's message serves as a reminder that while celebrations are important, safety on the road must not be compromised. By taking these precautions, individuals can help prevent a night of fun from turning into tragedy. Batiste calls on the community to work together to eliminate impaired driving and keep the roads safe for all. As the festivities unfold, he emphasizes that shared responsibility is key to ensuring everyone returns home safely.

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