NEW ROAD road safety legislation announced yesterday could reduce the drink-drive limit to the equivalent of one pint of beer, or half a glass of wine.The plans, announced by Transport Secretary Lord Adonis, could also see the implementation of a

MOTORCYCLISTS are half as likely as other road users to drink-drive, according to recent figures released by the MCI.The latest drink-drive statistics show of the motorcycle riders tested following an accident in 2008, 1.4 per cent failed a

BOOZY BIKERS are on the increase in America according to latest reports. Drunk-driving deaths fell in 32 states in 2007, the government reported yesterday, but alcohol-related fatalities increased among motorcycle riders in half the states. Nearly 13,000 people were killed in cra...

DRINK-DRIVING offenders may face having their car or motorcycle confiscated under tough new measures  by Scotland’s police chiefs.The initiative, which already applies to repeat offenders and disqualified drivers, could also be brought into action

BRITAIN'S drink drive limit will not be reduced but 'drug driving' laws to come.A motorist's right to a blood test has been revoked, closing an old loop hole that allowed a 'sobering up' opportunity, potentially resulting in 5000 extra convictions

across England and Wales, said: "Drink and drug-drive collisions not only devastate the lives of victims and their families, but they also ruin the lives of the offenders. Alcohol and drugs can impair your ability to judge speed and distances, reduce

THE DEATH of a motorcycle racer in Australia, who drank seven cans of an energy drink between races, has prompted a nationwide warning from the Oz government about consuming the caffeine-laced beverages.The rider has not yet been identified

REIGNING MOTOGP World Champion Valentino Rossi has signed a £2 million two-year sponsorship deal with energy drink manufacturer Monster. The company have dropped Kawasaki MotoGP star John Hopkins in favour of the charasmatic Italian in a deal

BRITAIN'S ROAD users are among the worst offenders in Europe for drink-driving, a new study has revealed. Six per cent of drivers get behind the wheel despite being over the limit, according to research by road policing group Tispol. Only

AN UNLICENSED drink driver who killed motorcyclist in a head-on smash after downing six bottles of lager has been jailed for six years.Dimitri Desmond Wright, aged 35, was found guilty of causing the death of Steven Eames, 51, in September this year