Random Breath testing has been used by New Zealand Police to detect alcohol impaired drivers since 1969. Anyone in control of a vehicle or attempting to drive a vehicle can be asked to conduct a random Breath Test.
Alcohol breath tests are used to measure how much alcohol is in the air you breath out in a single breath. This is called your Breath Alcohol Content (BrAC).
With a yearly increase of road accidents per year because of drink driving, several governments take severe actions against those involved in these incidents. It is because most of the people who got caught in accidents are highly intoxicated. People are also using a breathalyser when trying to limit their drinking, so it can be …
In 1960, 374 New Zealanders passed away due to car related accidents. By 1969, the quantity of those casualties had risen by over 200. With the use of automobiles growing more robust, there have been demands for the 50 mph (80 km/h) open-road speed restriction to be increased. In 1962, the speed limit was increased to 55 mph …
How does a breathalyzer work? A hand-held gadget will be placed in front of the person’s mouth, and the driver will be asked to breathe into it. This will reveal whether or not the person has consumed any alcohol in recent time. A breath screening test will be needed if any alcohol content is found. It will then be necessary to take a breathalyzer test. It is at …
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Drinking alcohol is a popular obsession. And more recently, many people are trying to make it not so. There is counselling and other methods designed to help in moderating or completely quitting drinking alcohol. Awareness is key, and another way to understand your drinking patterns and behaviours is with the help of a breathalyser or …
According to statistical evidence, deaths from accidents caused by driving over the legal drinking limit are down compared to twenty years ago. However, there are still too many deaths and serious injuries involving people who have been driving over the official limit. In 2008, the Ministry of Transport reported drivers with alcohol or drugs contributing …
The trend of drinking alcoholic drinks when out with friends and family is not new. Millions of people have participated in drinking throughout history. Time has passed, and the demands and need of people have also changed. Now, people use cars and other vehicles to reach their desired places, and these modes of transportation can …
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