As we approach the holiday season, let's proactively inform the community about the importance of travel safety. From avoiding drinking and driving to safeguarding pets and young children, and having an emergency kit ready for unforeseen events. You can download and share these insights with your community on Neighbors, ensuring a season filled not only with joy but also with safety.
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Enjoy a Safe Holiday Season!
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Wishing you a joyful holiday season from the [Agency Name] family!
A friendly reminder: Before hitting the road, ensure you're in the clear. If you've had a sip, a buzz, or feeling a bit like Blitzen, leave the driving to the experts. Call a cab or catch a ride with a designated driver. Your safety and the safety of others are worth celebrating responsibly. πβ¨
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Source: NHTSA
Howl-iday Adventures: Travel Tips for Your Furry Friends!
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πΎβοΈ Traveling this holiday season? Don't forget about your furry friends! Ensure a paw-sitively safe journey by securing pets in a well-ventilated carrier and keeping their essentials close. Frequent pit stops, hydration, and a cozy spot in the car make for tail-wagging adventures. Let's make this holiday season a howl-iday season for everyone! ππΆ
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Plan to Drink Over the Holidays? Leave your Keys Behind.
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As the holiday season approaches, the [Agency Name] extends our warmest wishes for a safe and joyful celebration. We encourage everyone to make responsible choices and avoid driving under the influence of alcohol. Your safety and the safety of others are our top priority. Remember, it's not worth putting your life or someone else's life at risk.
Please share this message with your friends and family to help keep our community safe this holiday season.
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Source: NHTSA
Traveling During The Holidays?
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Stay safe on the roads over the holidays β and every day:
-Prepare your car for winter and keep an emergency kit with you.
-Get a good nightβs sleep before departing and avoid drowsy driving.
-Leave early, planning ahead for heavy traffic.
-Make sure every person in the vehicle is properly buckled no matter how long or short the distance traveled.
-Put that cell phone away; many distractions occur while driving, but cell phones are the main culprit.
-Practice defensive driving.
-Designate a sober driver to ensure guests make it home safely after a holiday party; alcohol or over-the-counter, prescription and illegal drugs can cause impairment.
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Source: NOAA
Holiday Travel 101
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ππ Traveling for the holidays? Prep for a smooth ride by packing an emergency supply kit! Include essentials like a first aid kit, blankets, snacks, water, and a flashlight. It's the best way to sleigh the unexpected and ensure your journey is merry and bright!
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Source: NOAA
Safely Sleighing Through the Season
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ππ Rev up the sleigh and get ready for a holly jolly ride this holiday season! π As you embark on festive road trips with your little ones, let's unwrap the gift of safety together.
πΆβοΈ Skip the puffy jacket parade when strapping your little elves into their car seats. Though they may resemble walking snow globes, those fluffy layers can create a gap that puts safety on the naughty list. Opt for snug layers that keep them cozy without compromising their secure sleigh ride.
πβ¨ Once your little sugarplums are snug as a bug, add a sprinkle of holiday magic with a special festive blanket. It's the extra dash of warmth that makes the journey just as enchanting as the destination.
So, buckle up for a sleigh ride filled with laughter, carols, and the joy of the season. ππ Wishing you a road trip merry and bright!
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Source: NHTSA