The figures, released by the Department of Transport (DfT), suggest that 9,050 people were killed or injured in a crash involving a drunk driver, in 2016. This is a significant rise from the 8,470 people in 2015, and is the highest number since 2012.
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The misconceptions regarding the potential hygiene risks associated with alcohol breathalyser tests can have a significant negative impact on affected industries, since the safety of staff and expensive equipment can be compromised by intoxicated workers, says Rhys Evans, MD of Lion Laboratories Ltd South African Distributor ALCO-Safe.
The drink-drive limit in England and Wales is being questioned after new data showed more than 23 people a day were killed or injured as a result of drinking and driving.
