Road trauma and drink driving: a deadly double
H G Lander
Abstract
H G Lander
Abstract
Alcohol and driving do not mix. Drink driving has been identified as the most common cause of road accidents. The changes to Victorian law over the last ten years - the introduction of the 0.05 Limit, random breath testing and stricter enforcement of increased penalties - have helped to reduce the appalling road toll.
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Alcohol and driving do not mix. Drink driving has been identified as the most common cause of road accidents. The changes to Victorian law over the last ten years - the introduction of the 0.05 Limit, random breath testing and stricter enforcement of increased penalties - have helped to reduce the appalling road toll.
Key concepts: Toll, Law enforcement, Road accident, Drunk driving, Enforcement, Drunk drivers, Road traffic, Law