Drinking and driving don't mix

The holiday season is full of office parties and family get-togethers. With that, the chance of tying one on and driving is much higher. That is why CAA South Central Ontario (CAA SCO) is urging drivers to plan a safe way home before the festivities begin.

“Don't let yourself or someone you love become another stat. Make safety a priority this holiday season, don't drink and drive,” said Silvana Aceto, Media & PR Specialist, CAA SCO.

CAA SCO recommends these holiday safety tips:

• Arrange for a designated driver
• Don't let friends drive drunk
• Call a cab
• Take public transit
• Stay overnight
• Call police if you see a suspected impaired driver

Meanwhile, for the past six years, CAA SCO has taken part in Operation Red Nose. The campaign offers safe rides home to partygoers over the holiday season.

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