drunk driving

I mentioned recently that it seemed like the Massachusetts State Police were getting serious about warning the public about the dangers of impaired driving.

The Massachusetts State Police(MSP) has announced an upcoming sobriety checkpoint for this weekend.

The excitement of St. Patrick's Day can sometimes cloud our judgment. This year, it's crucial to think ahead about how to get home safely after the festivities.

Keep that in mind if you're going to be out and about partying. Make sure you have a designated driver.

MSP wants to stress that the idea behind letting the public know about the checkpoint ahead of time is to lower anxiety and reduce fear for motorists.

Mass State Police have announced another sobriety checkpoint. This one is planned for Friday, February 20, heading into Saturday, February 21.

The hours of operation for this checkpoint will vary, and Mass State Police also want to stress that safety will be assured.

Mass State Police have announced another sobriety checkpoint. This one is planned for Friday, January 2, heading into Saturday, January 3.

The hours of operation for this checkpoint will vary, and MSP wants to stress that the idea behind letting the public know ahead of time is to lower anxiety.

When I was younger and more foolhardy, I had two car crashes here in Massachusetts that should have left me in worse condition than I ended up being in.