A quickie reminder for holiday season drivers . . . Despite so many options that might help local drunks stay out of harm's way . . . DUI busts remain steady according to recent police stats that signal KC motorists don't want to hand over their keys under any circumstance. Read more:
Numbers say services like Uber and Lyft aren't helping to curb drunk driving in KC
Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft and transportation options like the streetcar were expected to reduce drunk driving in Kansas City, Missouri. But statistics say that hasn't happened, and the Kansas City Police Department's DUI unit believes drivers may actually be drinking even more. https://bit . ly/2qRfCtG
sLIE, Troy and gopher boi are driving everybody to drink, I blame them
ReplyDelete1. If there are 1,000 drunk Democrat KC drivers on the road and the police can only stop 50, that leaves 950 drunk Democrat KC drivers on the road.
ReplyDeleteIf Uber takes half of those off the road that leaves 450 drunk drivers and the police can still only stop 50.
Known arrest stats stay the same but actual drunk Democrat KC drivers is lessened.
2. How does a stupid 2 mile street car take drunk drivers off the road? If they live along the streetcar line and are going to bars along the streetcar line would they really drive to the bar if the streetcar did not exist?
This entire "study" is BS.
^^Wow. Real stupid post. Reads as if a retarded third-grader wrote it. Is this what it's like getting old?
ReplyDeleteMaybe Quintie the drunk affirmative action law school “professor” city councilman should call Uber
ReplyDelete9:07 speaks the truth and gets the win!
ReplyDelete^^Really retard? What are playing for? Fucking dolt.
ReplyDeleteWhen a DUI conviction costs a drunk driver over $10,000 per occurrence paid to the government and spread across to their cronies in the bail bond, legal and substance abuse rehab industries there's no real incentive to do anything that would actually stop drunk driving and end their gravy train.
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