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@goFAAR
We lead the fight against drunk driving & underage drinking and promote responsible consumption.
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  • @goFAAR
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    @goFAAR
    Sep 17
    Today we launched Serving with CARE, a free, voluntary initiative helping hospitality venues demonstrate leadership in responsible alcohol service, guest care, and community engagement. Explore the principles and join: ServingwithCARE.org #ServingWithCARE
  • @goFAAR
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    @goFAAR
    Aug 19
    Reminder: #Hemp products still contain #THC, the ingredient that causes impairment & impacts your ability to drive. Policymakers should ensure that any legislation about intoxicating hemp products follow our policy principles to prevent impaired driving & underage consumption.
  • @goFAAR
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    @goFAAR
    Aug 13
    #Parents, high school is such an important time! Our new #ResponsibleTeens materials are what you need to talk to your teens in a realistic and approachable way to help keep them alcohol free: bit.ly/4xF4Y8B #ResponsibleTeensStartWithYou #BackToSchool
  • @goFAAR
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    @goFAAR
    Jul 28
    Members of our Government Relations and Traffic Safety team are onsite at @NCSLorg #NCSL2026! If you are attending, stop by our booth (#4023) to learn more about our missions and resources to #EndImpairedDriving, #PreventUnderageDrinking and #PromoteAlcoholResponsibility!
  • @goFAAR
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    @goFAAR
    Jul 28
    New @samhsagov data show underage drinking continues to trend downward over the past five & 10 yrs. While the '25 data show slight increases on key measures (30 day, binge, & heavy drinking), the long-term progress is clear - & so is the need to keep going. Our work is not done!
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