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Free ride program aims to reduce impaired driving during Balloon Fiesta - City Desk ABQ Bernalillo County residents can get free rides during this year’s Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta through a county-supported program designed to prevent impaired driving. The “Take a Ride on Us” program offers up to $10 off two Uber trips from 10 a.m. Friday through 3 p.m. Oct. 12, according to a Bernalillo County news release. Riders […]

Bernalillo County residents can get free rides during this year's Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta through a county-supported program designed to prevent impaired driving.

Mother charged with homicide, DWI in crash that killed two children in south New Mexico DOÑA ANA COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) — A mother in southern New Mexico was formally charged on Monday morning in connection to a DWI crash that killed two children. Investigators say Christina Escobed…

A mother in southern New Mexico was formally charged on Monday morning in connection to a DWI crash that killed two children.

Man accused of injuring bicyclist in DWI spree in Santa Fe also charged in Rio Arriba The incident represents the fourth drunken driving charge against 24-year-old Jorge Suarez-Huerta of Hernández.

Man accused of injuring bicyclist in DWI spree in Santa Fe also charged in Rio Arriba

Vehicle crash in Santa Fe leads to DWI arrest The local man was arrested after failed sobriety tests and refusing a blood draw, according to police.

Vehicle crash leads to DWI arrest in Santa Fe

Santa Fe police make two DWI arrests following crashes SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Two drunk drivers in two separate incidents are behind bars Saturday after Santa Fe police say they were caught drinking and driving. The first incident happened around…

Two drunk drivers in two separate incidents are behind bars Saturday after Santa Fe police say they were caught drinking and driving.

Podcast cover for "Live and Let Drive," focusing on how servers help prevent DWIs, featuring a server in a black apron.

Buzzkill: How Servers Prevent DWIs. 
Podcast episode about how bartenders, servers and sellers of alcohol are an important deterrent to drunk driving crashes. 
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2022529/episodes/17823085
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A drifting mind leads to drifting out of your lane.

You’re not an action hero. Slow down.

Dude! Don’t eat and drive.

Ho hum… paying attention to the road shouldn’t be boring.

Talk is cheap, but a crash is expensive.

Man sentenced after pleading guilty to 9th DWI charge ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – An Albuquerque man with eight DWI charges on his record pleaded guilty to a ninth DWI Friday morning. Anthony Ruiz was in front of Judge Cindy Leos for a plea hearing aft…

Albuquerque man sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to 9th DWI.

Dude…that light was totally red…

Real life isn’t a video game. Slow down.

Turning? Please send us some kind of signal.

Oopsy, daisy! We see you!

Put down the device, it’s distracting!

Woman charged with DWI in wrong way crash in Santa Fe Starlyn Staley faces charges for allegedly driving the wrong way on a Santa Fe road, causing a serious crash.

Newly-released dash cam footage from the Santa Fe Police Department show the moments after a serious DWI car crash.

Caught in the act!

I guess you're late for something (not) very important.

Not the way to end the night.

Casually running a red…NBD.

Hug your kids, not the yellow line!

NM prosecutors seek to keep fatal DWI suspect in custody EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) —The man accused of killing a 26-year-old woman in Sunland Park last month in a hit-and-run crash is back behind bars after being arrested on a new DWI charge. Vicente Vasquez…

NM prosecutors seek to keep fatal DWI suspect in custody

By the #s: New Mexico targets its pedestrian death rate — the highest in the U.S. • Source New Mexico With enough coordination, education, planning and proactivity, New Mexico can eliminate traffic deaths and no longer rank as the deadliest state for pedestrians, a state transportation official told lawmakers Thursday.

Central Avenue in Albuquerque — has six of the top-10 most dangerous intersections in the state.

Looking for that ambulance emoji?

The highway is not a raceway!

Pick a lane, bad boy!