Georgia will begin enforcing the annual Operation Zero Tolerance program starting today. For the first time in six years, the state is on track to experience an increase in traffic fatalities in 2012. The Governor's Office Of Highway Safety warns that "if you don't drive sober, you'll get pulled over." Impaired drivers will go to jail, even if it's Christmas, they warn. Before drinking, make sure to designate a sober driver. If you're impaired, call a taxi or a sober friend to pick you up. the GOHS reminds motorists: If you're over the limit, you're under arrest.