Drink driving convictions decline especially amongst young people
The figures showed the number of people receiving an alcohol interlock order has risen 6.9 percent since 2019. Photo: RNZ / Alexander Robertson The number of p…
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Maybe the govt should put the same energy into fixing roadworks instead of patting themselves on the back about this.
interlock orders are a joke. mate had one and it cost him thousands. punishment enough.
Good news actually. Uber and stricter policing probably helped more than any campaign tbh.
true, but also fewer young people can afford to go out and get hammered. silver lining.
Yeah nah less young drink drivers is great but what about the rest of us getting pinged on breath tests for being .001 over? Waste of time.
have they accounted for less people driving at night these days? petrol prices are a factor.
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