Re:Drive drunk twice in Quebec, get ignition breathalyzer fo...
by jdkee on Friday November 29, 2019 @03:31PM
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1. You could move to a place with decent public transportation.
2. You could use ride-sharing services.
3. You could bicycle.
4. You could walk.
I am not trying to be snarky here, but absent living in rural environs, there are usually options for personal transport that do not require operating a motor vehicle. Again, it is a tradeoff society makes between personal liberties, i.e. the privilege to drive versus public safety. And different jurisdictions may have differing standards on where that line is drawn.
I am not trying to be snarky here, but absent living in rural environs, there are usually options for personal transport that do not require operating a motor vehicle. Again, it is a tradeoff society makes between personal liberties, i.e. the privilege to drive versus public safety. And different jurisdictions may have differing standards on where that line is drawn.