Irving police ramp up DWI checks New Year's weekend
Irving police will expand drunken driving enforcement New Year’s weekend.
Patrols will be concentrated in high-risk areas and during times when drunken drivers are most likely to be on the road, police said in aPolice said the high visibility of the enforcement efforts “should serve as a warning to those who would drive while impaired.”, which aims to reduce preventable crashes.
Police said people should plan ahead and consider using a taxi or car service, a designated driver or public transportation.
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