Banned drivers

[doobin]

^ Plenty of people get away with it. They get themselves a good lawyer, say they'll have to let workers go etc.

[mendiplogs]

Not excusing my actions I blew 40 , sorry to hear about your sister , I've learnt my lesson !

 

 

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Hi mate it's 10% over they some time let people off I'm NOT STAYING THAT RIGHT I DO NOT DRINK I ONLY HAVE TEA)water I hope you get on ok mate thanks Jon

[danroker1987]

I know I heard this ! Gettin on just fine

 

 

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[White Noise]

I have worked for numerous coppers and all have talked about drinking and driving as if it was the norm ? One rule for them and another for the masses ? Trust me when I say a copper is never off duty Always let there own off the hook .

[danroker1987]

I have worked for numerous coppers and all have talked about drinking and driving as if it was the norm ? One rule for them and another for the masses ? Trust me when I say a copper is never off duty Always let there own off the hook .

 

Oh yeah ,I had a £380 fine so they made there money too. I'd love to throw a few words about them around but won't . Purely to give the moderators a break!! They know what I'm like anyway

 

 

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[carlos]

there should be no difference wether you have a bussiness employing one or a thousend or are on the dole, the act is just a dangerous in all cases.

not saying i havent done it when i was younger mind but sure wouldnt consider it now.

carl

[Joel77]

A mate lost his brief for 18 months his got a small skip firm he had to employ a driver (HGV) that costing him to the tune off £40K

[Jamie_tardi]

I must admit I don't have a lot of sympathy for drink drivers, my old man owns a recovery firm with a police contract... Only the other week a car came in driven by a drink driver who hit some poor fella... Needless too say it was a fatality. I don't mind if they hurt themselves it's their own fault, but when others are involved it's not their fault and it's even worse when they drive there next morning after a massive binge up the night before then plead ignorance. No I don't drink my self just in case someone has a dig

[dig-dug-dan]

Tee total me, but I know someone who was self employed and lost his licence. He was in the pub every day from midday, and the barmaid tipped off the old bill.

He ended up employing a fellow bar propper for £80 a day to drive him around

[Andy Collins]

Having one or two on a work night is no real biggy IMO. But be careful, I got pulled at about half six on a Sunday morning twenty plus years ago, breathalised (sp) licence lost for 14 months, can't remember what I blew but it was enough to get me banned.

 

I'll add that the Saturday before was an all-dayer that end at about 9pm.

 

I have an addictive personality, I know that if I started having "just a pint" it would've soon be "oh ok, just one more then" and then " sclluuuurrr blluuuuuuuurrrrgh goin home now" at 3 in the morning. So that's why I always set myself a no drink rule on weekdays. Now it's no problem.