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560 people are killed in drink-drive crashes a year.
A: It depends (on the strength of the beer, your weight, sex, metabolism and other factors). If you're an 11-stone man and finished drinking at midnight, you might be under the limit by midday. However, you're still likely to have alcohol in your system that could affect your driving.
In memory of Ashley Brixey, who died in a car driven by his friend, who had been drinking and taking drugs. Ashley went out on a Saturday night with some friends. At the end of the night, he got into the back of a car. A 17 year-old girl got into the passenger seat and Ashley’s friend Richard got behind the wheel. Richard was twice over the drink-drive limit and had taken drugs. He lost control on a bend. The car went up an embankment, through a fence and landed upside down in a swimming pool. The girl and the driver got out but Ashley was knocked unconscious. By the time the emergency services got there he was already dead. |
1 in 6 road deaths are caused by drink drivers. |


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