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A Noosa man has lost his licence for 10 months and was fined $500 for driving a motorised esky while drunk. Police caught Chris Petrie driving the esky along Noosa Parade just before midnight on June 16. When breath tested (we doubt it was a â€
The Montana Department of Transport (MDT) has sparked controversy with its latest safety campaign that suggests riding a horse home after drinking as an alternative to driving a car. Although the advertisement is more tongue-in-cheek than anythi
Almost half of Australia’s young drivers admit to driving the morning after a night of heavy drinking, according to the results of a new survey. The AAMI Young Drivers Index surveyed about 3000 young people aged 18 to 24, and revealed 46 percent
New laws introduced in Queensland today will force high-risk drink drivers to pay for alcohol ignition interlock systems to be installed in their vehicles. The interlock devices will be fitted to the vehicles of drivers who: refuse a breath test o
South Australian police in Adelaide’s north were forced to abandon a high-speed pursuit of a stolen Holden Commodore that was towing a caravan when the chase became too dangerous. The ABC reports police were forced to call off the early morning
Straight from the "are you serious?" files, a UK man has been banned from driving for three years after being caught drunk behind the wheel of...a toy pink Barbie car. Paul Hutton, 40, a former RAF aeronautical engineer, had been tinkering wit
Repeat drink-drivers, drivers who refuse to be tested or first time offenders caught with a reading above 0.15 will soon have to pay for alcohol interlocks to be installed in their cars under new rules passed by Queensland Parliament today. Th
21 year old Canberra P-plate driver Joanne Gross has recorded one of Australia's highest ever blood-alocohol readings - a staggering 0.385 per cent. The result, 19 times the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for a P-plate driver in the