Road Safety Authority justifies €1.5m outlay on breathalysers for Irish pubs
The Road Safety Authority has defended a plan to install breathalyser terminals in pubs, hotels and sports venues, after criticism over the estimated cost. Supporters say the devices give drivers a clear way to check their blood alcohol level before driving; opponents warn the move risks normalising drinking to the limit. What the RSA intends…
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