New figures released by the Police Service of Northern Ireland show that 2,756 drink and drug drive offences were referred for prosecution in the Province last year. » read more

The number of fatalities in road accidents where the driver was over the drink drive limit decreased slightly in 2020 to 220 - down from 230 the previous year. » read more

If you’re planning on driving, the safest alcohol driving limit is zero. That’s because even a small amount of alcohol can slow your reaction time and inhibit judgment – making you more likely to be involved in an accident. » read more

Police are out in force this month checking for drivers over the limit, as drinking at home rises sharply following the outbreak of Covid. » read more

Driving under the influence (DUI) has increased by a shocking 23% compared with last year, according to the latest report from the Scottish government. » read more

A Government report published today shows that 230 people were killed on Britain’s roads in 2019 where the motorist was over the drink drive limit. » read more

A common myth is that drink driving is a male problem. But in a study by the Office for National Statistics, nearly five per cent of women reported driving whilst over the legal alcohol limit at least once in the past year. » read more

All convicted drink drivers in Northern Ireland will now be automatically referred to a rehabilitation course – to educate them on the potential consequences of their actions. Those completing the course will see their disqualification period cut by up to 25%. 

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Fans are being warned not to drive on Monday morning if they’ve been celebrating England’s win in the Euro 2020 final (or drowning their sorrows). 

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With Police Scotland set to launch a drink drive blitz on Monday 5 July, motorists are being warned that the ‘morning after’ can be just as dangerous as the night itself. 

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