Whether you’re impaired by drugs (even some prescription), alcohol or something else that makes you feel different, you can’t get behind the wheel. It’s illegal. And dangerous.

Whatever you call it…

We don’t get it. Driving impaired is just as illegal as, say, robbing a home. But we bet you know plenty of people who have driven impaired, and not many robbers.

Whether you are approaching a school bus from the front or from behind, you must stop and stay on ANY two-lane road!

It’s hard enough to stop when you’re hauling a heavy load. Roadside inspections going on this week help ensure your brakes will keep you and everyone else safe on the road! cvsa.org/programs/opera…

If you’ve ever taken a chance by driving drunk or high, take this as your sign to stop. It’s not worth it.

A child’s life depends on you driving safely around school buses. Stop and stay any time you see a school bus with flashing lights and its stop arm out.

The consequences of driving while you’re drunk or high can be far more catastrophic than many other illegal activities, so why risk it?

It’s your choice. But we hope you choose to wear a helmet this Labor Day – and every day. Is the feeling of the wind in your hair worth the risk?

Never drive distracted in a work zone!

Children are unpredictable, making school parking lots one of the MOST dangerous places for bus riders! Stay alert!

For ALL the things you deliver to keep our country running smoothly, thank you! We couldn’t do life without you! trucking.org/national-truck…

Prevent tragedy during harvest season. Be on the lookout for that bright orange slow-moving vehicle sign you see on many Missouri roads this time of year. Farmers need to move their large equipment using the roadways. And guess what? They can do that legally!

Big kids beg for a lot of stuff. But the one battle you can’t cave on is their safety. So, no matter how much they beg to sit in the front seat, remind them the back is safer until they meet ALL the requirements. You can check at nhtsa.gov/campaign/right…

Farmers depend on all of us to keep them safe as they move their farm equipment on the roads. Let’s take care of and respect each other this harvest season.

You’d never forgive yourself if the worst happened. Check nhtsa.gov/campaign/right… today and protect the ones you love most.

Every day with a little one can feel like a battle. You may pick and choose which ones to fight but winning the car seat war is worth it every single time. Check to be SURE your child is in the right seat at nhtsa.gov/campaign/right…

Farmers have a right to be on the roads with their equipment. Expect to see them this time of year and slow down. And remember: it’s now illegal to be on your phone, so just put it down.

We all use the same roads. For different reasons, but the same rules apply. Have patience, show respect and never drive distracted so everyone gets home safely.

Sometimes, the open roads you know so well aren’t all that open. Don’t get so comfortable that you aren’t on the lookout for farm equipment!