Staying Merry and Legal: Jack Rice Defense Offers Tips to Avoid a Holiday DWI

Staying Merry and Legal: Jack Rice Defense Offers Tips to Avoid a Holiday DWI

By Sullivan Rice

With Christmas just around the corner, the festive spirit often includes enjoying some holiday spirits. To ensure you try to avoid a DWI arrest during this holiday season, Jack Rice Defense provides valuable tips for those planning to indulge in alcoholic beverages at winter get-togethers.

Navigating a Holiday DWI

While abstaining from alcohol is a surefire way to avoid a DWI, Jack Rice Defense recognizes that many individuals expect to enjoy a cocktail or two at holiday gatherings. To help you make informed decisions, here are tips to steer clear of a DWI charge:

  1. Plan Your Ride Home in Advance: Whether it's a holiday weekend or a major event involving drinking, always plan your ride home before you start drinking. Knowing your transportation strategy in advance helps prevent poor decisions later on.

  2. Know Your Drinks: Seasonal drinks like eggnog or hot toddies may be part of the holiday experience, but mixed drinks can make it challenging to gauge alcohol consumption. Mixing your own drinks allows you to be mindful of alcohol content and stay within legal limits.

  3. Consider Staying Over: If attending a Christmas party with friends or celebrating with in-laws, take advantage of offers to stay over. This eliminates the need to drive home under the influence, ensuring a safer celebration.

  4. Explore Public Transportation: Investigate public transportation options for getting to and from holiday parties. While rideshares might be limited on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, the Twin Cities offers alternatives like buses and light rail, operating even during the holidays.

  5. Balance with Food and Water: While neither water nor food speeds up sobriety, they can slow down alcohol consumption. Alternate between water and alcoholic beverages or take breaks to snack, helping maintain a legal Blood Alcohol Content (BAC).

Best Wishes for a Wonderful Holiday Season

Jack Rice Defense wishes you a joyful and safe holiday season. However, if legal troubles arise, our team, led by Jack and the experts at Jack Rice Defense are here. For more information, or for help 24/7 throughout the holidays, give us a call.

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