Yellowstone County DUI Task Force

Some choices are harmlessly awkward—others put lives at risk. If your thinking is altered, don't get behind the wheel - period.

Celebrate Dad the right way: laughter, good company, and a guaranteed safe way home, so you can honor the day with choices that protect everyone you love, including yourself.

Warm weather, long nights, and risky decisions don’t have to go together. Keep the road safe by making sure you’re fully clear before you get behind the wheel.

A vehicle isn’t something you can control once your judgment is impaired—make the safe choice before you drive.

Don’t let impairment decide how your game ends. The safest play is deciding your ride before the night starts.

Medications can affect your alertness more than you think. If you’re feeling off, unfocused, or drowsy, driving isn’t the safe next step—wait it out or get a ride.

What feels like “no big deal” in the moment can change everything about your night and after. If you’re not in a condition to drive, you’re not in a condition to take that risk. Plan ahead.

One risky decision can change everything—choose a sober ride before you start drinking.

There’s no “safe zone” once alcohol hits your system. The line between buzzed and drunk is thinner than people think. Don’t test it - plan ahead instead.

Honor the day by respecting the responsibility that comes with it. Keep the roads as safe as the memories you’re making.