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Don’t drink and drive. Use a designated driver, taxi, or arrive alive card.

Presidents Day Safety Overview. The Cost of Drunk Driving. Just for Starters Bail: $500-$3000 Towing: $500-$1,500* Auto Insurance: $4,500 + (for 3 to 5 yrs or more) Legal Fees: $2,000 – $25,000 License Fees: $100 -$300 Fines: $300 – $2,500

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Don’t drink and drive. Use a designated driver, taxi, or arrive alive card.

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  1. Presidents Day Safety Overview The Cost of Drunk Driving Just for Starters Bail: $500-$3000 Towing: $500-$1,500* Auto Insurance: $4,500 + (for 3 to 5 yrs or more) Legal Fees: $2,000 – $25,000 License Fees: $100 -$300 Fines: $300 – $2,500 Alcohol Evaluation: $200 depending on state law. DUI school: $350 - $2,500 Having an ignition interlock device installed. Probation. * 27 states charge DUI impoundment fees that can range from $500 to $1,500 or more. If you can't afford to get your car after 30 days, the city may auction it and levy a civil judgment if the auction of the car doesn’t cover the fees. Don’t drink and drive. Use a designated driver, taxi, or arrive alive card.

  2. Driving Safely An ordinary driver reacts to road situations - a good driver anticipates a crisis and avoids it. The #1 source of driver inattention is the use of a wireless device. Everything you do while driving in inclement weather conditions will affect how your vehicle handles. Wear your seat belt, move slowly, turn slowly, brake slowly. Most mishaps are caused by speeding and tail- gating. Slow down, leave plenty of room between vehicles, focus on driving.

  3. Crime Prevention National Crime Prevention Council - 1 out of 10 homes will be burglarized this year. Don’t open the door to anyone you don’t know. Don’t advertise vacations on Facebook or elsewhere Keep porches, entrances, and yards well lit. Don’t let papers or mail pile up. Be aware that criminals sometimes pose as couriers. Don’t advertise new electronics or other valuables by putting the boxes out on the curb for the garbage collectors. Break them down and fold them inside out. Lock doors and windows when you leave your home, even for a few minutes. Keep them locked while you are home.

  4. When faced with an emergency, stay calm. As long as you think clearly, you'll be in control of the situation. Have a plan. Brief your family. You are your best protection. The End

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