Super Bowl Party?
Don’t Become a Statistic!
Police Plan Extra DUI Patrols & Checkpoints for Super Bowl Sunday
The Philadelphia Eagles are in the Super Bowl and it’s Time to Celebrate!
According to the NHTSA, with 112.2 million people planning to host or attend a party and 16.2 million people intending to watch the game at a bar or restaurant, Super Bowl Sunday is a risky day to be on the road due to impaired driving.
With all this partying, it’s no surprise that incidents of drunk driving are 22% higher on Super Bowl Sunday compared to an average Sunday, with the hours after the game being the most dangerous time to be on the road.
Because of this, state and local police are planning extra roving patrols and checkpoints on Super Bowl Sunday aimed at identifying impaired drivers who may be under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Kick Off Your Super Bowl Party with a Game Plan
It’s illegal to drive with a blood alcohol concentration of .08 or higher.
If you plan to drive after a Super Bowl party this year, here are some important stats to consider:
A Recent Survey of NFL Fans Revealed:
Pre and Post-Game Crash Risks on Super Bowl Sunday:
— NHTSA
Winning & Losing on Super Bowl Sunday:
Wishing You a Safe Super Bowl Sunday!
Keith J. Williams Law understands that, when faced with getting home after a night of drinking, some people choose the seemingly most convenient option of driving themselves. If you or a loved one is charged with DUI this Super Bowl Sunday, know that Keith J. Williams is here to provide an affordable, judgment-free legal defense.
As a criminal defense attorney, Keith J. Williams helps clients charged with numerous types of criminal offenses including DUIs, assault charges, drug offenses, criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, public intoxication, traffic violations, and more. Additionally, he assists clients with placement into Bucks County’s available diversionary programs including ARD, CAP, DCDP, Recovery Court, Section 17 Probation, Veterans Treatment Court, and more.
