HOOKSETT – Governor Christopher T. Sununu and Department of Safety Commissioner Robert L. Quinn, along with other state and local safety officials, announced this year’s Labor Day impaired driving high-visibility enforcement campaign. Motorists can expect to see increased law enforcement on the road from Aug. 18 through Sept. 6 specifically targeting impaired drivers as part of this year’s Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over initiative.

Education efforts include messages on highway message boards, radio advertisements, and social media public service campaigns – all in an effort to reduce the number of crashes, serious injuries and fatalities due to impaired driving.

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