DRINKING DRIVING BUTZ INTENSIFIES THIS IS THE ONLY WARNING YOU WILL GET This advertisement serves as notice _ JwMFu- ftfl and warning to all drinking drivers. ' J i JS4 Intensified Traffic Officer patrols are ■ Ik now operating throughout the I country. Should you be stopped and found to have f Wil : been drinking you will not f Wia nu| receive a warning. This f advertisement is it. You will I /. 9 whMHeQ be asked to take a breath I K test. If this and I “ rtvßv W subsequent tests prove gg that your alcohol consumption is beyond j ■ the legal limit, you will be V J w charged with a criminal An lu| offence. The offence of Jk tdriv'ng while under the < W nn \ tis, influence of alcohol \. s - ; _ 'p?' ?’ carries heavy penalties. You may lose your licence for at least six months. You could be fined $BOO or a more. You could go to prison for up to JHp W three months. If you’re going to drink, ■ don’t drive. Ask a friend to take you ■ home or call a cab. drinking and driving the cost is too high.
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Press, 5 December 1979, Page 33
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