Should we be extra careful for drunk drivers this Memorial Day?

[lightbulb27]

I don't want to see this be anyone's last weekend this Memorial Day (USA) for anyone. As American's recognize their fallen soldiers...

Looks like thanks to Dylan M. and the geniuses at Budweiser, you get to try free light beer! Sounds wonderful, but does that mean people drink more while driving, littering the roads with cans... and car accidents?

I'm hoping our beloved COPS are out in force busting people all weekend!

https://www.foxnews.com/media/stores-sell-bud-light-free-mulvaney-backlash-continues

Keep in mind, if they go under... you'd better file those rebate slips fast because bankrupt companies don't pay:).

Lastly, have you found a Dylan M. Budweiser can? I'd like to get one for my can collection.

[exitseven]

Truthfully you don't see as many drunk drivers as you did 30byears ago Back then on Friday and Saturday night you just assumes that the car approaching was driven by a drunk person. I have a summer home on an island and there is a road that goes around the whole island. On Saturday night everyone would go clockwise so there would be no head on collisions.

[ObscuredBeyond]

Drunks get all the attention. I'd recommend looking out for anyone who's been pushed too far at work, and is ready to go postal. They can be scary drivers too!

[exitseven]

Or somebody driving home that gets behind a moron that is going 20 mph below the speed limit

[Anonymous]

Largely depends. There is a certain time of the evening running into the early morning to be aware.