Chrissy
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Registered: 28th Jan 06
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Originally posted by oceansoul
It should be how it is in most of europe, i.e. Drink OR drive. any alcohol in the sample and its a BIG fine. Most europeans dont drink and drive (not the places i go to anyways, or the peoples i know) because of it.
What if I have a meal and its got some red wine in it?
Surely that'll be a trace. Would it be alright for me to be done?
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Haimsey
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Originally posted by Jambo
bad news for the people who use mouthwash!
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True. Mums friend had issues with this before 
Marcy Marc 
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Colin
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Generally the alcohol evaporates off during cooking, although im not 100% that applies to everything.
I dont see a problem with the current setup, there needs to be a limit thats not rock bottom of the scale that will trip honest people up. The governement would be better working with car manufacturers to develope some sort of system where you have to blow a sample when you start your car - every time. If you blow a positive the car doesnt start......there ive just cured the worlds drink driving problem! 
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Chrissy
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Originally posted by Colin
Generally the alcohol evaporates off during cooking, although im not 100% that applies to everything.
I dont see a problem with the current setup, there needs to be a limit thats not rock bottom of the scale that will trip honest people up. The governement would be better working with car manufacturers to develope some sort of system where you have to blow a sample when you start your car - every time. If you blow a positive the car doesnt start......there ive just cured the worlds drink driving problem!
People will find ways round it.. or jst get their mate to blow for them.
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gazza808
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Registered: 30th Jun 08
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damn too late
[Edited on 28-11-2008 by gazza808]
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si_tigra
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Originally posted by MJFF88
Do you not think that this will be like the times you said "I can finally get served in a pub" "I can finally buy cigarettes"... "I can now have a few beers before I drive home"
I cant see it putting people in the right mindset to never drink drive, quite the opposite infact.
agreed mate, i think certain people may even end up being over the limit when tnehy hit the age of 21 because theyve celebrated the fact they can have a drink.
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gez bay
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Registered: 14th Feb 08
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Originally posted by VXR
All for it.
But then i think it should be for all.
Dont drink and drive, simple really.
i agree, why would you want to drink then drive? its just stupid.
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