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is google broken today?
Over is over, 12 month ban probably, deservedly so.
It depends on what he was charged with. Driving or attempting to drive over the prescribed limit is an obligatory disqualification.
Yes. Legal limit is 35. Prosecution takes place at 40 and above.
53 is likely an 18 month ban with a reduction if suitable for an education scheme.
The limit is 35. Blowing 53 is well over, so he’ll likely lose his license and face a fine. If he ever gets caught drink driving again, he’ll be facing an even stricter sentence.
> As it’s not majorly over
He is majorly over.
When he gets his licence back insurance will skyrocket.
>As it’s not majorly over
But it is majorly over
It is majorly over. Especially as it’s not a linear curve, so for you to be 1.5 times the legal limit, you had to have consumed probably twice the legal limit.
A ban is mandatory for anyone convicted over the limit. Min bad is a year.