Overview
- Washington State Patrol added units in Tacoma from Sunday morning through 2 a.m. Monday as part of stepped-up DUI enforcement tied to game-night traffic.
- Seattle police warned that driving after using alcohol, cannabis or other drugs puts lives at risk and urged fans to plan designated rides.
- Boston police issued drink‑spiking alerts and announced parking and pedestrian restrictions in busy nightlife and college areas to prevent crowding.
- Some Boston bars plan to stop admitting new patrons after the third quarter to ease post‑game congestion, according to venue managers.
- New Hampshire highway safety officials urged 911 reports of suspected impaired drivers and noted 25 impaired‑driving arrests during last year’s Super Bowl weekend.