• A New Jersey town has offered to be the designated driver for its residents by taking people home from bars on weekends.
• As part of the 30-day pilot program to stem drink driving, the shuttle will reportedly stop at 9 bars around Evesham Township in Burlington County.
• Mayor Randy Brown told the town’s 45,000 residents to have a good time, and that he’ll get them home “for free”.
• Although no drink-driving fatalities have been recorded in 6 years, Police Chief Christopher Chew says police are on track to arrest more than 220 people on driving while intoxicated charges this year.

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http://news.yahoo.com/jersey-town-wants-residents-designated-driver-203109024.html

http://www.usnews.com/news/offbeat/articles/2015/09/01/new-jersey-town-wants-to-be-its-residents-designated-driver

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