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New Hampshire State Police To Hold Fourth Of July Weekend Impaired Driving Enforcement Effort

LORAIN COUNTY, OHIO, JUL 2 – Ohio State Highway Patrol and local agencies will enforce zero-tolerance impaired driving policies during Fourth of July, following 16 fatal crashes in 2024, aiming to reduce holiday traffic deaths.

  • COLUMBUS, Ohio—The Ohio State Highway Patrol warns against impaired driving during July 3-6 enforcement to prevent holiday crashes.
  • In past holiday weekends, Ohio saw 16 fatal crashes killing 18 people last year, highlighting the longstanding deadly risk during these periods.
  • From July 3-6, nine law enforcement agencies, including Lorain, Elyria, and Avon Lake Police, will conduct high-visibility patrols, supporting Uber’s free ride voucher program to deter impaired driving.
  • To reinforce the message, troopers urge designated sober drivers and patience, as DUI convictions impact background checks and driving records.
  • In alignment with the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, Ohio State Highway Patrol Superintendent Colonel Charles Jones emphasizes sustained efforts to reduce impaired driving and prevent fatalities beyond the holiday weekend.
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Spectrum News broke the news in United States on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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