In the 1980s, many countries began implementing stricter drunk driving laws, including lower blood alcohol limits and harsher penalties. Public awareness campaigns, like “Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk,” aimed to change social attitudes and encourage safer behavior on the roads. Reactions were mixed: some embraced the new rules, recognizing the dangers of drunk driving, while others resisted, seeing them as intrusive or overly strict. Over time, these regulations contributed to a gradual

Tennessee laws regarding THC, driving under the influence, SNAP benefits and more are changing on January 1. Here are some of those changes. See more at WSMV.com. | WSMV 4, Nashville