Don't Be a Loser

Don't Be a Loser - Don't Drive Under the Influence

Nearly one in six of all deaths on the road involve drivers who are over the legal alcohol limit - 59 people died last year in Staffordshire alone.
It’s difficult to calculate how long alcohol takes to leave your system - but it’s at least half an hour plus 1 hour per unit of alcohol after you finish drinking.
Driving when you've taken drugs - whether prescribed medication or illegal - is just as dangerous as driving when you're drunk. It's also illegal.
The only safe option is not to drink or take drugs if you're driving. Never offer drink or drugs to a mate who is driving.

Don't Suffer the Morning After

If you've been out drinking you may still be affected by what you've drunk the next day. You may feel OK, but you may still be over the legal alcohol limit.
You could still lose your licence if you drive the next day when you're still over the legal alcohol level.
The effects of some drugs can also last for hours or even days - you could still be unsafe to drive the morning after.