State health and safety officials warn of impaired driving on Super Bowl Sunday
Herald Reports
Over the weekend millions of people will be driving to a Super Bowl party to watch the biggest football game of the year.
The Tennessee Department of Health and the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security urge all Tennesseans to be safe on the roadways Sunday and every other day of the year.
“Most of us have fun watching the Super Bowl and enjoy a good time, but we want everyone to be safe before, during and after the game, so we encourage you to be moderate in food and drink and absolutely not to drive impaired by alcohol or any other drug,” said John Dreyzehner TDH Commissioner, MD, MPH. “Be especially aware that many drugs people take regularly can cause impairment when mixed with alcohol or all by themselves and don’t let a great American night of fun and fellowship end in tragedy.”
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