The stories people tell....

It's even more important in accident black spots. Statistically, the less time you spend in them, the less likely you are to have an accident there.

 

Wasnt he jailed for raping a 14 yr old girl recently?

 

Quashed on appeal.

http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/locked-Ian-Huntley-crime-did-commit/story-11968249-detail/story.html

 

Statistically the safest drivers are those that have 30-39mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood, (the legal limit being 80mg). They're actually safer than sober drivers, no joke.

See here: http://www.80mg.org.uk/danger.html


And for the morning after, don't forget the Mellanby effect: "Studies have shown that impairment is greater at a given blood alcohol level when the BAC is increasing than for the same BAC when the blood alcohol level is falling. This is called the Mellanby effect."

 

No excuses for driving with any alcohol in your system.

Not worth the risk anymore.