Louisville police urge Kentucky Derby partiers to plan ahead, don't drink and drive
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If your plans include alcohol, police say a designated driver or ride-share app could prevent you from ending up in handcuffs, the hospital or worse.
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But while the drinks are flowing and the parties are in full swing, Louisville area police are urging partygoers to make a plan before the first toast is made.
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