
More DUI Arrests on the Way in Florida Over Labor Day Weekend
In Florida more DUI arrests on the way as part of the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over DUI task force that will be conducted through Labor Day. The Florida Highway Patrol will be on the lookout for Drunk Drivers all over Florida, including the greater Orlando region, and are assigning all uniformed troopers even those normally assigned to just administrative duties to be on the lookout for DUI drivers.
What Does That Mean for Central Florida Drivers Over Labor Day?
If you live in Orange, Seminole, Volusia, Lake, Osceola or Brevard county and you plan on drinking and driving you better have a plan in place to stay sober. Cops and deputies in addition to troopers will be looking to make DUI arrests and will likely be patrolling popular roadways like I4, 408 Expressway, Alafaya Trail, 192, A1A, Highway 46, 528 Beeline, 417 Greenway and other roads near college campuses, downtown Orlando, and beachside bars in an effort to pull over drunk drivers.
You know if FHP is out on the roadway then it is likely the Orlando Police Department, Winter Park police, Osceola and Volusia County deputies, and other Florida police will be on the lookout. Watch out for small towns like Maitland, Sanford, or Celebration, Palm Bay where police have historically arrested citizens for driving while impaired during Labor Day weekend.
Most importantly, have a plan in place. Don’t drink and drive and if you do make sure you do so with super moderation. If you have any doubts at all, call a taxi or an Uber or Lyft. Remember that a $50 Uber ride beats a $10,000 DUI arrest after attorney fees, court costs, counseling, fines and rise in insurance rates.
Call The Umansky Law Firm if You Were Charged With a DUI Over Labor Day
Make a plan for avoiding a DUI over Labor Day, and speak with a DUI defense attorney if you are arrested. That also applies to any Labor Day DUI arrests in places like Winter Garden, Avalon Park, Clermont, Lake Mary, Sanford, and anywhere else in greater Orlando.