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Christmas Season Booze It & Lose It Campaign Underway In NC

This holiday season, the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program joins local and state law enforcement to urge drivers against impaired driving. The st

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Statewide holiday Booze It & Lose It Enforcement Campaign underway

Statewide holiday Booze It & Lose It Enforcement Campaign underway
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How much will a DWI cost you in North Carolina? State adds more road patrols during holiday season

Stephanie Ronan, who was hit by a drunk driver about five years ago, joined local and state leaders to kick off the Booze It and Lose It campaign.

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State kicks off annual Booze It & Lose It enforcement campaign

“More than 25 percent of all N.C. crash fatalities in 2022 involved drivers who were under the influence of alcohol,” said Mark Ezzell, director of the North Carolina Governor’s Highway

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State kicks off annual Booze It & Lose It enforcement campaign

“More than 25 percent of all N.C. crash fatalities in 2022 involved drivers who were under the influence of alcohol,” said Mark Ezzell, director of the North Carolina Governor’s Highway

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