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L drivers are scapegoated in new drink driving law.

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 21,085 ✭✭✭✭Stark


    Check your own motivation - I'd be surprised if fear of punishment ranks higher than safety.

    True. I never drink and drive, limit or no limit and for me that's a safety thing. It doesn't matter that the current limit is 80mg/l, I don't believe that's safe, so I don't drive at that limit. I don't need the threat of punishment to not do something. However there are many people with similar enough attitudes but have the mentality of "if it's legal, it's safe". They won't intentionally go above the limit, enforcement or no enforcement, but they will use the limit as an excuse for driving with one or two.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,555 ✭✭✭Wook


    geezes be happy Ireland is so easy going in this allready.

    On the continent no full license, no driving end of story
    (unless with day light hours, or with a passenger who has his license for 2-3 years etc)

    I was surprise theory done, get into my car go home...2 years later do test.
    and i agree don't drink and drive


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