
Be/go on the wagon
Sobriety Choice
The phrase emphasizes a personal decision to stop drinking for health or personal reasons.

She chose to be on the wagon before her health got worse.
Temporariness
Being 'on the wagon' can be a temporary commitment, not always permanent.

After a month of sobriety, he fell off the wagon at the party.
Idiomatic Nuance
It's important to note the phrase is informal and often used in casual conversation.

My uncle has been on the wagon for three years now.
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