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Texas has ranked in the top 10 states for six consecutive years for alcohol-related fatalities per 100 million vehicles. #RoadToZero #VisionZero

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TxDOT's "Drive Sober. No Regrets." campaign reminds Texans that impaired driving is 100% preventable. If you've consumed alcohol, THC, or any other drug, choose a sober ride. Make a plan. Save lives. soberrides.org/ #DriveSoberNoRegrets #TxDOT
Green and black safety graphic from TxDOT's Drive Sober. No Regrets. campaign. The graphic features a white bottle icon and a green cannabis leaf icon alongside the message: “Any high is a DWI. Always choose a sober ride.” The bottom of the graphic includes the Drive Sober. No Regrets. logo, the hashtag #DriveLikeATexan, and the Texas Department of Transportation logo.

ALT Green and black safety graphic from TxDOT's Drive Sober. No Regrets. campaign. The graphic features a white bottle icon and a green cannabis leaf icon alongside the message: “Any high is a DWI. Always choose a sober ride.” The bottom of the graphic includes the Drive Sober. No Regrets. logo, the hashtag #DriveLikeATexan, and the Texas Department of Transportation logo.

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Even one drink can slow reaction time and affect your judgment behind the wheel. Don’t take the risk. Make the choice that gets you home. #DriveLikeATexan
The image is an infographic titled "The Effects of Blood Alcohol Concentration on Driving." It features three sections with color-coded blood alcohol concentrations: .05, .08, and .15. Each section lists effects on driving, such as visual function decline, memory loss, and substantial impairment. At the bottom, logos for the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force, "Save a Life," and Texas A&M Transportation Institute are displayed, along with a note attributing information to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

ALT The image is an infographic titled "The Effects of Blood Alcohol Concentration on Driving." It features three sections with color-coded blood alcohol concentrations: .05, .08, and .15. Each section lists effects on driving, such as visual function decline, memory loss, and substantial impairment. At the bottom, logos for the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force, "Save a Life," and Texas A&M Transportation Institute are displayed, along with a note attributing information to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

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Drunk driving crashes are 100% preventable. All it takes is choosing a sober ride. Let’s end impaired driving together. #EndTheStreakTX #DriveLikeATexan
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A DWI can follow you long after one night out. The consequences can include fines and fees, jail time, loss of a driver’s license, court appearances, higher insurance costs and lasting regret. Always make the safe choice: plan a sober ride home. #DriveLikeATexan
A person in a light shirt is being handcuffed by a law enforcement officer near a police vehicle with flashing lights.

ALT A person in a light shirt is being handcuffed by a law enforcement officer near a police vehicle with flashing lights.

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Friends can make a difference. If someone is impaired, step in before they drive. Offer a ride, help call a rideshare, take the keys or encourage them to stay put. #DriveLikeATexan
Two individuals are at a bar. One offers car keys to the other. On the table, there's a glass of beer. Logos for the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force and Texas Department of Transportation are visible at the bottom.

ALT Two individuals are at a bar. One offers car keys to the other. On the table, there's a glass of beer. Logos for the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force and Texas Department of Transportation are visible at the bottom.

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A safe ride should be part of every weekend plan. Before you head out, designate a sober driver, call a rideshare, ask someone you trust or stay put until you are sober. #DriveLikeATexan
A law enforcement officer is conducting a field sobriety test on a person by holding up an object. The scene is illuminated by the blue lights of a police vehicle. Logos for the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force and Save a Life, Texas Department of Transportation, are visible at the bottom of the image.

ALT A law enforcement officer is conducting a field sobriety test on a person by holding up an object. The scene is illuminated by the blue lights of a police vehicle. Logos for the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force and Save a Life, Texas Department of Transportation, are visible at the bottom of the image.

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The Texas Impaired Driving Task Force works with traffic safety partners across Texas to help reduce impaired driving crashes. If you are impaired, do not drive. Plan ahead and choose a sober ride. #DriveLikeATexan
A group of people sitting on sofas in a casual living room, talking and smiling. The room has a brick wall with a "Be Happy" sign. Popcorn in striped cups is spread across the wooden table. Logos for "Texas Impaired Driving Task Force" and "Save a Life" are displayed at the bottom.

ALT A group of people sitting on sofas in a casual living room, talking and smiling. The room has a brick wall with a "Be Happy" sign. Popcorn in striped cups is spread across the wooden table. Logos for "Texas Impaired Driving Task Force" and "Save a Life" are displayed at the bottom.

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Any high is a DWI. Alcohol, cannabis, THC products, prescription medications and other drugs can all impair driving. If it can impair you, do not drive. #DriveLikeATexan
A person is being handcuffed by a law enforcement officer in front of a police vehicle with flashing red and blue lights.

ALT A person is being handcuffed by a law enforcement officer in front of a police vehicle with flashing red and blue lights.

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Alcohol affects your ability to drive long before you may “feel” impaired. Even small amounts can impact judgment, coordination and reaction time. Make a plan before you drink. Your safety and others depend on it. #DriveLikeATexan
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Decide how you’re getting home before alcohol is involved. Impaired driving doesn’t start at the wheel — it starts when there’s no plan. A sober ride protects you, your passengers and everyone else on the road. #DriveLikeATexan
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Going out tonight? Your keys don’t have to come with you. If alcohol or other impairing substances are part of the evening, leave the driving to someone sober. Plan the ride. Enjoy the night. Get home safe. #EndTheStreakTX #DriveLikeATexan
Person holding car keys in a nightclub setting. The image includes logos for the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force and Save a Life, Texas Department of Transportation.

ALT Person holding car keys in a nightclub setting. The image includes logos for the Texas Impaired Driving Task Force and Save a Life, Texas Department of Transportation.

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