Motorists warned not to drive after drinking

Motorists are being reminded that they may not be fit to drive if they had a lot to drink the night before.

Motorists are being reminded that they may not be fit to drive if they had a lot to drink the night before.

In the aftermath of New Year's festivities, partygoers are being urged not to get behind the wheel if they stopped drinking late into the night, or if they are sleep-deprived.

It takes the body one hour to break down one unit of alcohol - that’s one glass of wine or beer, or one measure of spirits.

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