Get home before dark on Labor Day weekend by Darren Kavinoky

Labor Day weekend is a great time to enjoy freedom from work, but please be responsible. Look out for yourself and others on the road.

Labor Day Weekend: Who Are We Celebrating?

via U.S. Census Bureau:
“158.5 million – The number of people age 16 and over in the nation’s labor force as of May 2016.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Table A
www.bls.gov/news.release/pdf/empsit.pdf

The first observance of Labor Day was likely on Sept. 5, 1882, when some 10,000 workers assembled in New York City for a parade. The parade inspired similar events across the country, and by 1894 more than half the states were observing a “workingmen’s holiday” on one day or another. Later that year, with Congress passing legislation and President Grover Cleveland signing the bill on June 29, the first Monday in September was designated “Labor Day.” This national holiday is a creation of the labor movement in the late 19th century and pays tribute to the social and economic achievements of American workers.”

Message from attorney Darren Kavinoky

The most popular weekend of the year to travel is upon us. Labor Day traditionally marks the end of the summer and a new season of learning. What have we learned about Labor Day’s past?

Number one: Stay off the road at night!

Statistics show that in recent years 83% of drunk driving crash fatalities occurred between 6Pm and 6AM, as compared to half of those drunk-driving crash fatalities throughout the rest of that year.

All of those drivers thought that they would make it to their destinations but they didn’t.

Labor Day is a great time to exercise your right to enjoy freedom from work. Celebrate with family and friends and wherever you spend the day, get home before dark.

Via the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office and according to NHSTA:
“During the 2014 Labor Day holiday period, 83 percent of drunk-driving crash fatalities occurred between 6 p.m. and 5:59 a.m. – as compared to half of all drunk-driving crash fatalities throughout the rest of that year.”

Darren Kavinoky Labor Day weekend Raising Awareness on drunk driving at night

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Celebrity Personality, On-Air Legal Analyst, Keynote Speaker, Founder and Owner of 1.800.NoCuffs and The Kavinoky Law Firm at 1.800.NoCuffs and The Kavinoky Law Firm

Keynote speaker Darren Kavinoky is the creator and host of the hit TV show Deadly Sins on Investigation Discovery. He's also the co-host of ID's Did He Do It? and the featured criminal interventionist in ID's docudrama Breaking Point. Darren appears regularly as a legal analyst and a celebrity misbehavior expert on The Insider, Dr. Drew, CNN, HLN and countless more. Darren is the founder of 1.800.NoCuffs, The Kavinoky Law Firm, and is an award-winning attorney; He’s been named one of the “Top 100 Trial Lawyers in California” each year since 2007.

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