It sends a clear message to drunk drivers that the day has come. Elvins, who is a Houston County Sheriff's deputy, said law enforcement officers are all too familiar with accident scenes involving drunk drivers. Most times when we respond to a drunk driving accident, it is the other person and not the drunk driver who is injured or killed. The law Barnes signed also will take a tougher stance against road rage. Barnes said drivers exhibiting signs of road rage, cutting off, weaving or following too closely as a way to take out anger on other drivers, will be dealt with severely.
Road rage causes needless accidents and deaths.
We are going to let Georgia drivers know that we are serious about stopping it. The information you receive online from The Macon Telegraph is protected by the copyright laws of the United States. The copyright laws prohibit any copying, redistributing, retransmitting or repurposing of any copyright-protected material.