Preparing for Super Bowl LIX on Sunday? Whether cheering for the Kansas City Chiefs or Philadelphia Eagles, every Super Bowl party must kick off with a game plan that prevents drunk driving, the Michigan Department of Transportation advises in a news release, adding, “Remember, ‘Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk.'”

On Super Bowl Sunday — and every day — the MDOT recommends these keys to the game so “we all win” —

— Know the rules: It’s illegal to drive with a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.08 or greater if older than age 21 or 0.02 or greater if younger than 21. In addition, Michigan has a high-BAC law with enhanced penalties for anyone caught driving with a BAC of 0.17 or higher. When it comes to drinking and driving, law enforcement doesn’t throw a yellow flag; they throw the playbook at you. You’ll get pulled over, arrested, and prosecuted. Your wallet takes a big hit, too; the average DUI court case costs about $10,000.

— Play it safe: Defense wins championships; your best defense is to plan for a sober ride. From taxis and ride shares to public transportation and designated drivers, run the play that will score you home safely.

— Be a party MVP: Volunteer to be a designated driver. Let your team know that you’ll be there for them when the party’s over with a safe and sober ride home.

— If you’ve been drinking, you’re benched: There’s no place on the road for anyone who has been drinking. If someone tries to drive after drinking, tell them to ride the bench until you help them find a sober ride home.

— Be the head coach when hosting: Take care of the designated drivers and provide plenty of food and non-alcoholic drinks. Most importantly, make the game-winning call — intercept their keys before they drink.

And always buckle up — if a crash happens, a seat belt is the best defense. Learn more at www.Michigan.gov/ZeroDeaths.

Enjoy Super Bowl LIX — safely.