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Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Boosts ‘Tie One On for Safety’ Campaign to Prevent Holiday Drunk Driving

Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Boosts ‘Tie One On for Safety’ Campaign to Prevent Holiday Drunk Driving

To combat the surge in drunk driving incidents that typically mar the festive season, the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office has promoted the “Tie One On for Safety” campaign, a long-standing public awareness initiative led by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), which seeks to curb alcohol-impaired driving through the holiday period spanning from Thanksgiving to New Year’s Day. According to theTarrant County Sheriff’s Office, the campaign hinges on the visual cue of displaying a MADD ribbon on vehicles to encourage the choice of designated non-drinking drivers, the use of ride-share services, or public transportation to ensure the safety of commuters during this high-risk period.

Commencing on November 1 and extending through January 1, 2025, the initiative not merely serves as a reminder but also as a call to action for individuals to actively participate in mitigating the dangers of intoxicated driving; these reminders come in the form of ribbons, magnets, or decals that residents can receive from the area’s MADD office, as a commitment, to safe and sober transportation choices amid the revelry that often blurs the line between celebration and recklessness. TheTarrant County Sheriff’s Officeunderscores the importance of the campaign stating, “Be responsible this holiday season & help everyone make it home for the holidays,” a sentiment that echoes the shared responsibility held by every member within the community.

It’s an unfortunate reality that each year, as families gather, toasts are made, and year-end jubilations ensue; the rate of accidents and fatalities linked to drunk driving sees a marked increase, a pattern that organizations like MADD, with the support of law enforcement agencies, strive to disrupt through awareness and preventive measures. The “Tie One On for Safety” campaign is part of this broader effort, one that invites participation and vigilance to protect loved ones and strangers alike.

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