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Old 06-07-2014, 20:27   #4
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Re: Common sense at last [Scottish Drink Drive Limit]

As I understand it you're only obliged to involve the police in an accident if personal injury is involved. Otherwise it's just exchanging details.

Alcohol affects different people differently, for a teetotaller 1/2 a glass of wine might render them totally unfit to drive yet be well within the "limit" whereas a hardened functional alcoholic could well be quite safe* but be over the limit.

I favour the USA sobriety tests that test for actual impairment rather than some artificial limit.

*Safe as in responding in the same way as a legal driver of say 75.
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