St. Patrick's Day is one of the United States' most popular holidays, celebrated with festivals, parades, and parties. These celebrations frequently feature themed cocktails and green pints, and the amount of alcohol consumed on this holiday is higher than average. People are more likely to make poor decisions as a result, including driving while intoxicated. To raise awareness about the dangers of drunk driving and to help keep your community's streets safe, Arkansas law enforcement is teaming up with the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The Arkansas State Police issued a press release Monday with a statement for the holiday -- "drive sober or get pulled over."

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