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    [News] Drink driving - why?

    Good point - well made.
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    [News] Drink driving - why?

    Exactly! - that's what we have now with the existing law. Its set at 35 micrograms.
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    [News] Drink driving - why?

    If you've ever had a drink in your life (or used mouthwash) then there is never a point at which its zero. It's one of those things where it approaches zero without ever getting there. Its called an asymptote in geometry. It does of course get to a level where it is so small that it becomes...
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    [News] Drink driving - why?

    I'd be interested to know how many of the 'holier than thou' posters on this thread have got into their car feeling a bit tired. I'd advocate a zero tolerance policy. If you are more than zero percent tired when you get behind the wheel, you should be jailed in solitary confinement for 30...
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    [News] Drink driving - why?

    No company would consider marketing such a thing due to the consequences of inaccurate results leading to conviction or worse - accidents, even death. You can get those rubbish French ones that you were bizarrely required to carry by law when driving in France a while back, but they only give a...
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