Driving RM vans after drinking alcohol

[dblad]

Why do people on here have a go at others for asking a question, if you read the post properly he doesn't actually say he's had a pint but uses the phrase as an example, maybe he did have one but it wasn't the question.

[DB1100]

I'd see your GP if you are that desperate for a pint after work.

I've got to agree,Iwouldn't thank you for a pint,I'd much rather have a cup of tea.

[bustedflush]

I'd see your GP if you are that desperate for a pint after work.

I've got to agree,Iwouldn't thank you for a pint,I'd much rather have a cup of tea.

I still can't get over the second video link I posted. My personal after-work routine is a nice coffee when I get home, toast and some painkillers. If I had any wish to consume alcohol in the week, after work, I'd regard it as an issue.

[NWpostie]

It is generally recommended that 8 hour should elapse before commencing driving.

There's your answer. driving and drinking doesn't mix well especially so if you are using a works vehicle with duty of care to the public.

[Lounge Lizard]

It is generally recommended that 8 hour should elapse before commencing driving.

There's your answer. driving and drinking doesn't mix well especially so if you are using a works vehicle with duty of care to the public.

Yes, eight hours would be about right for a moderate evening out.
They say about an hour for each half pint of ordinary strength beer so eight hours should clear four pints.
It is indeed good news that UK drink-drive fatalities and injuries are at their lowest level since detailed records began in 1979. Drink-drive deaths have plummeted dramatically, to about 14% of their 1979 level, while the number of kilometres travelled over the same period has roughly doubled. Another significant statistic was that over the same period, alcohol as a factor in road accidents has halved; drink is now considered to be a factor in 13% of accidents, compared to 25% in 1979.

[DB1100]

I'd see your GP if you are that desperate for a pint after work.

I've got to agree,Iwouldn't thank you for a pint,I'd much rather have a cup of tea.

I still can't get over the second video link I posted. My personal after-work routine is a nice coffee when I get home, toast and some painkillers. If I had any wish to consume alcohol in the week, after work, I'd regard it as an issue.

I would too,we don't get enough time off to spend it in an alcoholic daze,I go straight to the gym from work,then comes the cup of tea and relax.