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No offence, but you have no idea how many units you'd have to consume to be over the limit. You are correct in saying that it depends on other factors too, but you cannot conclusively state how many units is a problem. If it was that simple, many people would never take the risk.

In answer to an earlier question, the police don't need to suspect alcohol to require a breath test off you. It could also be because you've committed a traffic offence (speeding, red lights, brake light out etc), or because you've been involved in an accident. That said, it might not be the...

What's quite interesting is that people who get arrested for drink-driving are quite often completely law abiding types in every other respect. They'd never be out getting in a fight, or stealing batteries from Tesco. They're frequently perfectly ordinary, respectable citizens in every other...

Yes, but how you feel in yourself is not a guide to how quick your reactions are. If the level of alcohol in your blood is still enough to put you over the limit, then it's enough to slow your reaction times, which is the crucial point here. The last drink driver I dealt with was earlier this...