BISMARCK — An effort by North Dakota law enforcement agencies to deter motorists from driving impaired resulted in 94 alcohol- or drug-related arrests and citations statewide.

The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign was held from Aug. 16 through Sept. 2, a release from Vision Zero ND said.

Of the 94 alcohol- or drug-related arrests and citations, there were 54 driving under the influence arrests, the release said.

Alcohol-related charges also included seven arrests or citations for minor in consumption and minor in possession and 11 open container violations. There were seven drug-related arrests during the enforcement period.

Alcohol was a factor in about 21% of motor vehicle fatalities in North Dakota in 2024, a “vast improvement” from 31% in 2023, the release said.

However, fat

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