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DUI crackdown in North Dakota results in 100 citations

North Dakota recently carried out a major crackdown on drunk driving. The campaign lasted for seven weeks, starting on December 13. The goal was simple: reduce the number of impaired drivers on the roads. During this campaign, more than 100 drivers were cited for alcohol-related offenses. Over half of those drivers were arrested for DUI. The message was clear: Drive sober or get pulled over.

Over 50 drivers arrested for DUI

The state Department of Transportation reports that more than half of the drivers pulled over were arrested. Specifically, 57 people were taken into custody for driving under the influence of alcohol. This shows how serious the problem is, especially related to DUI offenses. Even a small amount of alcohol can make it unsafe to drive. The campaign’s main focus was to prevent impaired driving, and the arrests show the efforts are needed.

Campaign started in December and lasted seven weeks

The DUI initiative began on December 13 and ran for seven weeks. The goal was to deter people from driving while under the influence, reducing incidents related to DUI. The campaign used the message “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” to raise awareness. This initiative is part of the state’s ongoing efforts to reduce drunk driving. These efforts are crucial to keep everyone on the road safe.

Other offenses were cited during the DUI campaign

While DUI arrests were the main focus, other violations were also caught. Drivers were cited for alcohol-related offenses such as consumption, possession, and open container violations. Some drivers were arrested for drug-related offenses. Specifically, 16 drivers faced charges for drug-related crimes. Besides DUI, these arrests show the importance of being aware of both alcohol and drug use while driving.

Alcohol still a major factor in fatal crashes

In 2023, alcohol played a role in over one-third of fatal crashes in North Dakota. This is a staggering statistic that highlights the need for ongoing efforts to stop impaired driving, emphasizing the danger of DUI. When drivers are under the influence, they put themselves and others at risk. The state continues to work toward reducing these dangerous crashes. Campaigns like this are important in raising awareness about the dangers of drinking and driving.

This DUI crackdown is part of North Dakota’s Vision Zero plan. The goal of Vision Zero is to eliminate all traffic-related deaths. By reducing impaired driving, the state hopes to make roads safer for everyone and reduce DUI-related accidents. Traffic deaths are preventable, and Vision Zero aims to prove that. The program is a vital part of making North Dakota a safer place to live and drive.

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