Annual campaign urges drivers to think of the devastating impact of driving while impaired
Could you live with yourself if your decision to drive while under the influence of drugs or alcohol resulted in someone's death?
That's the focus on the Isle of Man Constabulary's annual drink and drug driving campaign in the run up to Christmas.
The 'ripple effect' campaign looks at the devastating impact driving while impaired can have, including the risk of losing your job, how your family will react and how it would feel if you harmed someone else while driving under the influence.
The police are urging the Manx public to plan ahead by using public transport or arranging a lift over the festive period.
Our annual Drink and Drug Driving Campaign is now live! This year, we’re focusing on the devastating impact it can have - not just on you, but on others too 🫵 Could you live with yourself after taking a life? A poor decision could destroy countless lives, including your own. Don’t let a reckless choice cause irreversible harm. 🚗✨ Make the right decision: Don’t drink or drug drive. Plan ahead - use public transport, arrange a lift, or ensure you have a safe way home. 🚌 Check out the bus timetables here for thelast bus home: https://www.iombusandrail.im/timetables-and-routes/bus-timetables/ #OPRIPPLEEFFECT #DRIVESOBER #IOMRPU #SAYNOTODRUGS #DONTDRINKANDDRIVE
Posted by Isle of Man Constabulary Media Page on Friday, November 29, 2024
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