Drink driving laws may be altered to reduce the legal level of alcohol in the UK

Government review may lead to new initiatives on drunk driving not least dropping the legal level of alcohol allowable - 28th February 2007.

The road safety review being conducted by the government has thrown up some interesting initiatives regarding drink driving laws.

The think tank has recommended that the police should have powers to increase their random breath tests and that the blood level of 80mg per 100ml be reduced to 50mg. This would bring the UK in line with many European countries. Many families of individuals that have been killed or injured in road accidents involving drunk drivers, would welcome these initiatives.

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