Motorists who drink then drive are being warned of the massive risks.
That’s the underlying message behind this year’s Christmas Anti-Drink Drive Campaign.
The initiative, between the police and the Department of Transport’s Road Safety Unit, was launched under the banner - 'No Excuses'.
And the advice from Inspector Derek Flint (pictured) of the Roads Policing Unit, is crystal clear:
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