The Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor provides training, education, & technical support to prosecutors and law enforcement agencies throughout Alabama.
Twilight and nighttime are by far the most dangerous times to be on the road for pedestrians. 🚶🌙
Whether you’re behind the wheel or on foot, safety is a shared responsibility:
🚘 Slow down and stay alert.
🚶 Use crosswalks when available.
If you're planning to drink this Labor Day weekend, plan a sober ride home:
🔴Call a taxi
🔴Schedule a rideshare
🔴Call a sober friend to bring you home
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over.
This Labor Day weekend, remember that your plans shouldn't cost lives — yours or others.
If you plan to drink, make sure your plan includes a safe way home before the first sip:
⭕ Schedule a rideshare
⭕ Call a taxi
⭕ Have a sober friend drive you home
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over. 🚔
As Labor Day weekend approaches, remember: your speed can change someone’s life in an instant.
Slow down, buckle up and stay alert behind the wheel.
Your speed. Their lives.
#SlowDown#LaborDaySafety#ALEAProtects
More travelers on the road is even MORE reason to stay alert! 👁️✔️
This Labor Day, pass carefully, check your blind spots and make every lane change safely. A litte patience goes a long way on a holiday weekend.
55% of all bicyclist fatalities happen between 3 p.m. and midnight. ⚠️🚲
As daylight hours shorten this fall, visibility and awareness become even more important:
🚗 Look twice at intersections and before turning right on red.
🚗 Slow down in high-pedestrian and cycling corridors.
🚴 Wear hi-vis gear after dark.
🚴 Follow the rules of the road.
We ALL share the responsibility for getting home SAFE.
NDAA applauds DOJ's recent announcement of temporarily placing synthetic kratom (7-OH, MGM-15, & MGM-16) as a Schedule I drug. This officially goes into effect today and enforcement runs through Aug. 26, 2028. Lets keep this dangerous synthetic drug off our streets!
With this weekend bringing not just Labor Day Weekend but also the true start of College Football season, here's hoping that all of Alabama has fun but also stays safe!
As Labor Day weekend approaches, remind yourself that even a small amount of alcohol can affect driving ability. 🍺❌🚗
About one-third of all traffic crash fatalities in the U.S. involve drunk drivers (with BACs at or above .08 g/dL).
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over 🚨
Numerous storms are forecasted to disrupt Thanksgiving travel — including threats of heavy rain and snow showers. 🌧️🌨️
If you're driving this week, keep a few things in mind before you hit the road. ⤵️
Even a small amount of alcohol can affect driving ability. ⤵️
In 2023, over 2,000 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes where a driver had a BAC of .01 to .07.
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over 🚨
The July 4th holiday may be over, but the consequences of boating under the influence are still being felt. Prosecutors see the aftermath — families forever changed by one reckless decision. It’s time to treat BUI with the urgency it deserves.
https://t.co/jh0RRWfTos #BoatSafely
Even a small amount of alcohol can affect your driving ability.
Play it safe:
✔️ Schedule a rideshare
✔️ Call a cab
✔️ Have a sober friend take you home.