Drinking alcohol the night before a morning drive puts lives at risk, motorists warned

In a new survey, drivers who drink alcohol at the night before a morning driving are risking life.

A questionnaire comes after 22:00 (21 percent) of the drivers after 22:00 (21 percent) after 22:00 when they need to drive before 9 am.

Iam Roadsmart, a philanthropist, who assigned the survey, warned that drinking alcohol at night before going to the steering wheel, because a “strange head” means more slow reaction times.

1,072 UK Driver Survey, after 9 o’clock in the morning before stopping drinking before driving a few alcoholic beverages 38 percent of the people who consumed.

Charity DrinkaWare indicates that alcohol is removed from the body at a rate of one unit per hour, but it varies depending on the weight of a person, liver health and metabolism rate.

About three large cups of wine or three pint high -strength beer or apple wine is equivalent of nine units.

Iam Roadsmart said that someone who consumes these drinks until 22.00 can take alcohol in their bodies or later.

Nicholas Lyes, Director of Politics and Standards of philanthropy, said, “The beverage driving is a murderer, and the drivers may be unaware that if they are drinking alcohol the night before, if they pose a serious threat to the safety of others, they may be unaware that they can do so illegally.

“Even if they are just within the legal limit, the alcohol level in their systems will disrupt the reaction times.

“Moreover, consuming alcohol effects on sleep quality.”

Jo Shiner, the chief of leadership of the National Police Chiefs Council Police Chiefs, said: “When you are broken through drink or drugs, there is no excuse to pass behind the steering wheel, and this includes the next morning.

“If you choose to do this, you risk your life and the lives of others.”

The questionnaire also claimed that the drivers of the last 12 months were with a friend or relative who drank alcohol before entering a vehicle.

72 percent of this group warned that they should not drive them, 23 percent of them did not take any action, he said.

Four of the five (81 percent) who participated in the survey said that rehabilitation courses should be compulsory for everyone who has been convicted of a beverage driver.

Currently, courses are sometimes offered for a shorter driving ban.

Driver and vehicle licensing agency statistics, 27,837 British driver, until July 20, 2024 in 11 years, the beverage driving revealed.

Approximately four times, including four of the four trial for seven times, were caught at least four times.

The latest Ministry of Transport (DFT) shows that approximately 300 people were killed in accidents containing at least one drive on the legal alcohol limit in 2022 on the roads of England.

This came from 260 in the previous year and the highest total since 2009, when 380 deaths were recorded.

Separate figures show that there are more beverages in July than other months of the year.

Britain, Wales and Northern Ireland’s beverage driving limit 100 ml of blood 80 mg alcohol.

There is no limit over 50 mg/100ml anywhere else in Europe.

The Scottish government reduced its limit to this level in 2014.

A DFT spokesman said: uz We take road safety extremely seriously and there are already strict penalties for those who have been convicted for more than a year and have been banned from driving and drinking.

“Although we do not have plans to make these courses compulsory, we are determined to increase road safety and thought! Our campaign will start the summer and beverage driving activity next week to overlap the Council of the National Police Chiefs.”