If you're drunk and driving, though polite, it's probably not a good idea to turn on your turn signal every time you cross the white fog line and yellow line on the roadway. That bit of traffic ingenuity however, alerted a Chattooga County Deputy on Saturday, to the fact that he may have discovered an impaired driver. According to the report, the white van, driven by 54-year-old John Lydell Hill, of Centre Alabama, was traveling North on Highway 114, near Mohawk in Lyerly, when the deputy spotted the van with its right turn signal activated as it crossed over the white and yellow lines on the road way several times. The deputy turned on the patrol car lights and activated the siren, stopping the van between Hamp Brewer Circle and Fabric Shack Road. Lydell admitted to the deputy that he had been drinking the night before. However, one 16-0z open Huricane High Gravity alcoholic beverage reportedly was found in the console of the vehicle and Lydell's license came back revoked. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license; failure to maintain a single lane; improper backing; violation of the open container law; and no insurance/proof of insurance.