From Michigan State Police <[email protected]>
Subject NEWS RELEASE: Michigan State Police and Ohio State Patrol Teaming up to Sideline Impaired Driving During "The Game"
Date November 24, 2023 2:01 PM
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"*News Release*"



*? ? ? Michigan State Police and Ohio State Highway Patrol Teaming*
*? ? ? ? ? ? ?Up to Sideline Impaired Driving During "The Game"*

*MICHIGAN/OHIO STATE LINE* - Michigan State Police and the Ohio State Highway Patrol are teaming up to sideline impaired driving during The Game on Saturday. There is definite rivalry between the two states when it comes to Big Ten football, but there is no rivalry when it comes to removing impaired drivers from our roadways.

In an effort to reduce fatal and injury crashes and to help keep the roadways safe this Saturday, troopers from both states will be cracking down on impaired drivers.

?Getting behind the wheel impaired is a choice and it?s the wrong one,? said Col. James F. Grady II, director of the Michigan State Police. ?Protect yourself and others on the road by avoiding distractions, wearing your seatbelt and only driving sober.?

Whether you are heading to Ann Arbor this weekend, or hosting a party, Fans Don?t Let Fans Drive Drunk. Make sure everyone has a safe and sober way to and from their destination, and do not serve alcohol to anyone under 21 years of age.

?The most effective way to keep this weekend safe on Ohio and Michigan roads is for all motorists to make safety-conscious decisions,? said Col. Charles A. Jones, Ohio State Highway Patrol superintendent.?"Regardless of whether you are rooting for the team in Scarlet and Gray, or Maize and Blue, the keys to safe driving, like so many things, can be a habit. Simple practices like obeying posted speed limits, ensuring everyone is buckled up, and designating a driver can mean everyone can enjoy The Game safely and responsibly.?

No matter which team wins, you can be on the winning team by designating a sober driver.

Motorists are encouraged to dial #677 in Ohio or 911 in either state to report impaired drivers.

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*MEDIA CONTACTS:*
OSHP Lt. Nathan E. Dennis - (614) 752-2792 - [email protected]
MSP Lt. Rene Gonzalez - (517) 898-1223 - [email protected] <[email protected]>

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