Guida in stato di ebbrezza: se non puoi fermare l’autista, ferma l’auto

https://www.thejournal.ie/readme/ireland-drink-driving-alcolocks-7001493-Apr2026/

di PoppedCork

10 commenti

  1. PoppedCork on

    When drivers are being arrested multiple times in a single year, it’s clear the system isn’t working. We need real consequences and real prevention.

  2. ChiralNavigator on

    Alcoholics/addicts won’t stop until they want to. Does t matter how often you lock them up or send them to rehab.
    But while addiction isn’t a choice, driving while under the influence is a choice.

    Chronic alcoholics will have Alcohol-related brain damage (ARBD), so it’s like dealing with someone with dementia.
    Alcoholics can even go on to develop seizures .

  3. drumnamona on

    Every pub car park will be packed over the weekend. If you were serious about stamping out drink driving you’d start by having checkpoints near them. Anything else is just window dressing

  4. Vehicles belonging to repeat offenders should be seized and sold at auction.

  5. MushyFella on

    Doesn’t sound like there’s consequences to being arrested for drink driving if you have the chance to do it 11 times in one year.

  6. Getting out of a drink driving charge in Ireland is ridiculously easy. If a guard stops you, arrests you, tests you and you are 3 times over the limit you can still get away with for stupid things like the guard used a road side breath test(seriously I am not joking), the guard left out 1 word of the legal requirement to provide a sample while giving his evidence etc.

    We need to move to a system like they have in Australia where you’re over the limit, it’s an automatic driving ban and the police just take your licence off you. You shouldn’t be able to defend being 3 times plus over the limit.

  7. Margrave75 on

    I know three people currently still driving, that are serving driving bans for being caught drink driving!

  8. SexyBaskingShark on

    So instead of enforcement of the people committing the crime we introduce something annoying into everyone else’s life

  9. ChaosActual on

    Or maybe we actually enforce the law and punish those who break it

    Is that too much to ask

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