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More than a quarter of drivers say there are instances where it is okay to drink or drug drive

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Rebecca Dundon

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More than a quarter of drivers say there are instances where it is okay to drink or drug drive

In the run up to Christmas, a national survey of UK drivers by road safety charity IAM RoadSmart has revealed that more than a quarter (27%) of drivers think there are circumstances when it’s okay to drive under the influence.

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More than a quarter of drivers say there are instances where it is okay to drink or drug drive

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