MPs seek to reduce drink-drive limit
Press Review 12 January 2005
A Labour-led committee of MPs is attempting to insert an amendment to the government's road safety legislation which would reduce the legal blood alcohol limit for drivers.
Drink-drive change 'would save lives'
News Article 11 January 2005
A parliamentary advisory body has presented fresh evidence to support a reduction in drink-drive limits.
Darling launches drink-drive campaign
News Article 6 December 2004
Transport secretary Alistair Darling has launched the government's Christmas drink-drive campaign.
Drink driving deaths rise
Press Review 1 October 2004
The number of people killed in drink-drive crashes rose in 2003 to the highest level for seven years.
David Jamieson MP - Transport minister
Interview 11 August 2004
Transport minister David Jamieson talks to ePolitix.com about car insurance, fare dodgers and other topical issues.
New curbs on drink drivers
Press Review 15 July 2004
Motorists convicted of drink driving are to be forced to have "alcolocks" installed to regain their licences.
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Drink drive deaths soar
Press Review 3 October 2003
Campaign drives home anti-drink message
News Article 4 December 2001
The government today launches its annual "don't drink and drive" campaign ready for the Christmas season.
Drink driving complacency revealed
Press Review 4 December 2001
Police seek new powers to combat drink-driving
Press Review 9 January 2001