whats happened to australia, page-62

hmmmm, not sure what you are saying einstein


but getting sloshed and driving home after sitting next to the police chief is probably not really a good idea.

every time you get away with it only gets you one time closer to a tragedy.

We don't really want to go back to those days do we?
If any of you have been involved with fatal road crashes or serious damage from them - the last thing you would want would be to revert to a time when drink driving was viewed less socially unacceptable than it is now.
These crashes devastate lives - look up the meaning of the word devestate.


Every year on Australian roads there are more than:
600,000 reported road crashes;
200,000 reported injuries as a result of road crashes;
22,000 serious as a result of road crashes requiring long term care and treatment; and
1,600 people killed in road crashes.
The road toll is not just a statistic. It involves sudden loss, pain, suffering and financial hardship. It changes the lives of thousands of Australian families forever.

ref. http://www.aaa.asn.au/saferroads/get_the_facts.asp