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Top Ways to Get Home Safely after that New Year's Eve Outing
Top Ways to Get Home Safely after that New Year's Eve Outing
Top Ways to Get Home Safely after that New Year's Eve Outing
Having a "sober somebody" on board to drive you, family members, or friends around is crucial and could be life-changing, without even realizing it, in the long run. So make sure to execute a plan before heading out this evening. Your "designated driver" could be a cousin that "owes you one", maybe a friend who never lets you down, or even your neighbor. There are also very reliable members of your party peeps that are more than happy and proud to be the designated driver for the evening. Scope them out quickly and thank them big time in advance. Relying on a circle of friends, family, and acquaintances is so important and admirable, but in case that option wears itself out this late in the game, take a logical approach to get home safely after a night of New Year's Eve partying. Innovative options include contacting UBER, LYFT, and taxi services in the surrounding area. Uber and Lyft services are available across Montana to include Butte, Helena, Anaconda, and select parts of Whitehall and Deer Lodge. At the same time, some taxi outlets in Butte cover city limits and select counties (List is below). The minimal cost of using these services outweighs risking your life and the lives of others behind the wheel.
You Know You're from Montana when 19 Degrees is a Relief
You Know You're from Montana when 19 Degrees is a Relief
You Know You're from Montana when 19 Degrees is a Relief
While many prepare for holiday travel, like clockwork, Montana weather conditions remain uncooperative. If you're from Montana, it's just expected. You know the drill; old man winter is in a mood and wants us all to suffer with extreme snowfall and wind chill factors ten times colder than any kitchen freezer. Yes, I'm playing the world's smallest violin right now, and for good reason. Even though we all know what to expect when winter rolls around in Montana, it's still the main topic when chiming in with locals. Griping about the weather is part of the fun and, furthermore, all part of the challenge. Montanans love a good challenge, and with that, we again embrace putting old man winter in his place. That's right ol' man...we got this!