Drinking and driveing

**Melindablondey** · 02-06-16, 23:03

Alochol a factor in almost four in 10 deaths according to a new report out they say just one drink impairs driveing they say that young male drivers who are most likely to drink and drive causes 81 % of collisions in rural areas the report was released ahead of the bank holiday weekend take care every one on the roads

**Cortez** · 02-06-16, 23:12

Originally Posted by Melindablondey

Alochol a factor in almost four in 10 deaths according to a new report out they say just one drink impairs driveing they say that young male drivers who are most likely to drink and drive causes 81 % of collisions in rural areas the report was released ahead of the bank holiday weekend take care every one on the roads

And please.....no repeats of what happened the last time we had a thread about drink driving....

**Melindablondey** · 02-06-16, 23:14

Originally Posted by Cortez

And please.....no repeats of what happened the last time we had a thread about drink driving....

i didnt see that what happened

**bettercallsaul** · 02-06-16, 23:16

**Melindablondey** · 02-06-16, 23:22

Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

spill it where ha ha

**ClarkKent** · 03-06-16, 08:38

Originally Posted by Melindablondey

i didnt see that what happened

Assuming he's talking about one of the new guys telling a newer guy that he should drink and drive to see an escort.

**TonyB** · 03-06-16, 10:17

Innocent until proven guilty is our constitutional right.

I just find the whole notion of having to prove my innocence at a check point wrong.
I'm stopped and assumed guilty until I prove my innocence.

**Dom Dunn** · 03-06-16, 10:30

Originally Posted by Melindablondey

i didnt see that what happened

What happened??
Personally the main reason I don't drive anymore is because the laws are stricter these days. I used to regularly have 3/4 pints and drive. Indeed This was common practice back in the day. However, I accept that tough laws are required but it does seem a bit harsh on older folk living in rural areas whose only social outlet other than the church is the local pub 4 or 5 miles down the road. If I was in that position I might be tempted to risk it.

**philipkntz** · 02-06-16, 23:32

Originally Posted by Melindablondey

Alochol a factor in almost four in 10 deaths according to a new report out they say just one drink impairs driveing they say that young male drivers who are most likely to drink and drive causes 81 % of collisions in rural areas the report was released ahead of the bank holiday weekend take care every one on the roads

So complete sobriety is a factor in 6 out of 10 deaths, I'm going for a drink.

**Melindablondey** · 02-06-16, 23:40

They said the guards will be out in full force over the bank holiday weekend

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