A public safety message is being shared, emphasizing the importance of not driving after drinking. This behavior is highlighted as a danger to everyone.
The message reminds individuals to drive sober, warning that failure to do so may result in being pulled over.
Further details on this safety campaign can be found on facebook.com, where the message "Arrive Alive! Don't Drink & Drive" is being promoted with hashtags including #atlgapd and #OneSafeCity.
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