Stricter drink driving limits won’t make roads safer
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Christopher Snowdon quoted in the Eastern Eye
The Eastern Eye wrote:
“However, Christopher Snowdon, head of lifestyle economics at the Institute of Economic Affairs, expressed reservations about lowering the limit, citing the experience in Scotland where pub trade was negatively impacted without a significant reduction in accidents and fatalities.
“He argued that proposals to reduce the limit to nearly zero are anti-alcohol policies rather than road safety measures.”
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