Drinking and driving is a decision that generally one makes
after considering the risk of getting caught, or deciding that they have “sobered
up” enough and can get themselves to their destination. Similar to a slot
machine, when you drive drunk, the odds are against you. No matter the case,
you should never drive after you’ve been drinking. There are too many other
means of transportation to be caught drunk behind the wheel, or taking the risk
of hurting someone. Have a designated driver, call a cab, take an Uber or Lyft,
or just stay where you are. It’s not worth the consequences. When you’re
celebrating with Family and Friends, keep in mind that even a first time drunk
driving charge can lead to jail time, license suspension, and fines exceeding
$1,000. Stay safe and be smart during your Holiday festivities, and if you end
up needing an attorney, give us a call.
