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Road trauma and drink driving: a deadly double

H G Lander

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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.

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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

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