Drunk Drivers England

Drink drive limit to be slashed

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Bereaved dad welcomes drink-drive limit rethink

The father of a teenager killed by a drunk driver has welcomed proposed legislation to lower the drink driving limit.

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Drink-drive limit in England and Wales set to be cut

Daily Star on MSN · 1d

Drink-drive limit lowered by Government so that no amount booze is safe

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How could driving rule changes affect learners? Your questions answered

Learner drivers in England and Wales could face a minimum of six months between sitting their theory and practical tests

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Drink-drive limit could soon be cut to just a pint in first law change since 1967

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UK drink-drive limit to be lowered in major new road safety strategy

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How the new road safety measures could affect you

Drivers over the age of 70 could have to have their vision checked every three years, instead of simply declaring that their sight is good enough to get behind the wheel.

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Six new driving laws put forward TODAY in major crackdown – including one-pint limit and compulsory test for over 70s

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UK drink-drive limit set to be reduced in huge 'turning point' for road safety

inews.co.uk

How the UK’s drink-driving laws compare to the rest of the world

Here is how the UK currently compares with countries when it comes to drink-driving laws. In France, the drink-drive limit for most drivers is 50mg per 100ml of blood, which is the same level that the UK is considering moving to for all drivers.

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Officer who drove drunk is barred from policing

A former police officer who resigned after admitted driving while drunk would have been sacked, a disciplinary hearing has been told. Ex PC Ted Andrews, who resigned on Friday, had admitted driving under the influence of alcohol after being involved in a minor collision while off duty in Swindon on 20 September.

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Father of man killed by drunk driver hopes Northern Ireland will adopt tighter drink drive limits in England and Wales

A Co Tyrone man whose son was killed by a drunk driver has expressed hope that Northern Ireland will adopt plans to restrict the drink driving limit in England and Wales.