Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Deputy Curameng of Santa Claritta Station underscores that driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol isn’t just illegal-it’s a danger to everyone on the road. He emphasizes the dangers and preventable nature of impaired driving, reminding everyone to plan. Designate a sober driver, utilize a ridesharing company, or call a cab. But whatever you do, do not drive impaired. Drivers who are caught driving impaired can expect the impact of a DUI arrest to

Thank you, @riversidecountysheriff, we needed to remind Los Angeles County drivers of California’s No Touch Law. Cell phone use while driving, even at a stop sign, is illegal. Remember to wear your seatbelts. | Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department