The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is highlighting its “Zero in Wisconsin Driver Sober” mobile app, which you can download for free here. The app, which is available for download for both Apple and Android devices, contains various tools meant to curb drunk driving. Since the launch of the app, over 73,000 users have downloaded it to their devices.
The Drive Sober app includes the following features:
Using the Drive Sober app can not only save your own life, but it can prevent other incidents of drunk driving, as well. The app simply reinforces the point that you should always designate a sober driver before beginning your night out or celebratory event, and never get behind the wheel of a vehicle – or allow your companions to do so – while impaired. Some bars and restaurants participate in the Tavern League of Wisconsin’s Safe Ride program, which provides customers with a safe way home if they have been drinking.
Drunk and impaired driving contributes to many deadly accidents each year in the state of Wisconsin and nationwide. The goal of the “Zero in Wisconsin” campaign is to reduce traffic fatalities in the state of Wisconsin to zero. Last year, there were 588 deaths on Wisconsin roadways, some caused by impaired driving, and others caused by speeding, distracted driving, and other traffic violations.
We are the Wisconsin traffic accident lawyers to whom you always can turn if you or your loved one suffers serious injuries in a traffic accident, whether it involves drunk driving, distracted driving, or another issue. No matter how complex or difficult your situation may be, the Madison injury attorneys of Boller & Vaughan are here to advocate on behalf of you and your family and hold negligent drivers responsible for any injuries that have occurred.
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We live in Friendship, Wisconsin, and Boller & Vaughan came to our doorstep to discuss our mother’s wrongful death claim on a Saturday morning. Not only were we pleased with the large recovery, we were so thankful to have lawyers who were willing to explain to us every twist and turn along the way. It is great to know there is a law firm that will fight for the rights of elderly people all over Wisconsin.
Mr. Boller and Ms. Vaughan were incredible in working on my case and my daughter’s case. I was out of work and in the hospital with a new baby. Mr. Boller and Ms. Vaughan protected our rights and it was a pleasure to work with them. I hope never to be in another motor vehicle accident, however, if I am and I am injured, I will contact Boller & Vaughan immediately.
I was referred to Michelle through a friend. I have never had a better experience. It took a little over a year to get my settlement but the staff there stayed in constant contact and kept me in the loop. Oh, and Michelle actually got me MORE money than we discussed. I will refer anyone to this firm. Words cannot do justice the thanks that I have for Michelle and her staff (Mary especially) thank you guys so much!
After my husband died as a result of a motor vehicle accident, Boller & Vaughan spent countless hours talking with me, meeting with me in person, and making sure that I was okay. The drunk driver who hit us did not have any insurance, and we had to make a claim through our own insurance. Boller & Vaughan was fantastic at explaining the law to me and the handling of our claims.
After my son was injured in a daycare setting, Ms. Vaughan took the time to thoroughly investigate our case and my son’s injuries. Michele was approachable and had answers to our questions. Talking with her helped to relieve many of our anxieties.
