In France, drivers start with points deduction on their licence, beginning with six points for new drivers, which increases for safe driving until a maximum of 12 is reached.
During a routine drink drive patrol on the M606, West Yorkshire Police discovered a suspicious lorry that led to a brief chase and the recovery of £70,000 worth of stolen whisky. This surprising outcome highlights the unexpected nature of police work, where officers were initially focused on drink-related offenses.
Anthony Stokes, a former professional footballer for Celtic and Sunderland, was involved in a high-speed drink-driving incident in Dublin, reaching speeds of 160 km/h. This reckless behavior almost caused a serious accident with another motorist, highlighting the dangers associated with driving under the influence.
