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AZ Limo-solution to the cold sweats/racing heart going thru that DUI checkpoint!

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My heart started racing as I saw the row of tail lights up ahead of me.  Palms started sweating and butterflies started dancing around in my stomach.  And I know I'm not intoxicated.  Actually I haven't touched a drop of alcohol in two years! 

But still I GOT NERVOUS passing through that DUI checkpoint!!  I breathed a deep sigh of relief to be through it.  It was my first DUI checkpoint that I've ever gone through (thank God it never happened when I was an active drinker - but that is a whole other story).

Police officers scare me - I don't want to go to jail - or even really talk to them.  I'm sure they are great people - and as long as you aren't doing anything wrong - nothing will happen.  But it's kinda like bees - they scare me.  I don't want to be around them - I'm afraid I will be stung.

The City of Mesa handed me a Sobriety Checkpoint brochure.  On it were interesting facts - of course a lot of the same DUI info I blog about as far as consequences and fines.  But the info I liked was some more suggestions to how you can make the roads safer when someone you know is trying to get behind the wheel and drive after drinking:

  • Offer to drive your friend home (if you haven't been drinking of course)!
  • Suggest that they stay the night - it may be inconvenient but it's saving lives!
  • Take their car keys away - take control of the situation!
  • Call a taxi or sedan service and pay for it yourself - your friend will probably reimburse you tomorrow once they've sobered up.
  • When all else fails - call the police to prevent your friend's driving.  It may sound extreme - but that is how important it is to prevent somebody from getting behind the wheel - you could be saving many lives!

Of course my suggestion always it (probably because I'm part owner of a limo company) - you could always have a lot more fun if you just ordered an AZ Limo or party bus service and then you-all wouldn't have to worry about drinking and driving!!


Comments

I was highly impressed by your writing style. While reading I felt that I was the one. Good!! keep it up. I would say more than the write-up the way you poured your thoughts was mind blowing.
Posted @ Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:39 AM by Airport Transportation Service Orlando
Thanks for giving suggestions! Those you drive after drinking should also read.
Posted @ Saturday, July 04, 2009 7:48 AM by LimousineOrlando
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