Brother been caught drink driving

Lt. Manlove · 12 Feb 2006 at 13:56

The idiot.

Anyway, the police have made a mistake on whatever forms they have to fill out regarding the registration plate.

Somebody wants me to find out if he can get away with this if they have made a mistake? I've told her I seriously doubt it but i'll get told off if I dont find out for her

Lt. Manlove · 12 Feb 2006 at 14:00

I know. But it will affect his job and other relations he has.

I am stuck in the middle here! I don't want to do this for him but I feel inclined to do so.

Lt. Manlove · 12 Feb 2006 at 14:10

Sequoia said:
He has a lesson he clearly needs to learn.

I'll pass the message on. Enough said to be honest.

Lt. Manlove · 12 Feb 2006 at 15:16

I'm trying to find out how over the limit he was.

Lt. Manlove · 12 Feb 2006 at 16:22

I wasn't expecting such an uproar in replies. I'm sorry to hear about your loss, burbleflop.

I think speeding does depend on the road and weather conditions. I think doing 120mph on an empty motorway for example is acceptable, if the weather conditions allow it. I would fear driving though if that was actually made legal, as driving in itself would become more dangerous if everyone was driving so fast. I think if a person decides to speed then it is at their discretion to do so but with the increased penalties if anything should happen. Maybe if our roads were bigger, a faster limit could be a possibility.

As for my brother, he was a couple of units over but I am disappointed that he decided to drive knowing the consequences. But that is the effect of alcohol after all.

We cannot forget that driving too slowly is a dangerous game also.