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Letter to the Editor: Zero Tolerance Means No Warnings and No Excuses

In between summer plans for barbeques, fireworks, swimming pools and combating rising gas prices, Georgians must keep one safety measure in mind when traveling anywhere this summer: Drinking and driving do not mix...

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