Traffic Safety: You Can Be a Life Saver

Monday, 10 February 2014 / Published in Road Safety
Do you ever drive or ride as a passenger in a car? Do you know someone that rides a motorcycle? Have you ever gone out for a walk on a sidewalk? Of course these questions are very broad.  Most everyone on the globe has ridden in a motor vehicle, or gone for a walk or

Impaired Driving: A Runner’s Story—The Megs Miles Run

Monday, 27 January 2014 / Published in Impaired Driving
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Written by: Elisa Fulton.  Saturday, January 18, 2014 was not a normal Saturday. This day was a day that people from Ashland, Virginia to places as far away as Siberia ran for a woman named Meg Cross Menzies. Meg was the wife of Sergeant Menzies, a DUI Task Force officer for the Ashland Police Department.

Combating DWI—Have We Done Enough?

Friday, 24 May 2013 / Published in Impaired Driving
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May 14th, 1988 is a day that will long be remembered by many.  On that day, the deadliest impaired driving crash in U.S. history occurred on Interstate 71 in Carrollton, Kentucky.  An impaired driver in a pickup truck going the wrong way on the interstate hit a church activity bus with 67 passengers.  There were