Origin of 'Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Drunk

The phrase 'friends don't let friends drive drunk' has been around for decades. It has today evolved into countless sayings about what friends don't let friends do. Although it may have been coined earlier, it first entered the national U.S. consciousness through a television ad created (and other print and billboard ads) by the Ad

SADD Nation on X: Friends don't let friends drive drunk—or high. If your friend is high, take away their car keys. You can save a life. #impaireddriving / X

Buzzed Driving Campaign & Media Assets

Quote/Counterquote: 10 things friends don't let friends do