Students warned of consequences that come with drink or drug driving convictions

 

 

Young people in the North West are being warned of the consequences of picking up a drink or drugs driving offence.

 

 

The Road Safety Authority is launching a new campaign reminding students about the impact criminal convictions can have on their future plans.

 

Drink or drug driving records could affect effect your eligibility to obtain work or study visas abroad.

 

The campaign will be rolled out on social media platforms and will target students aged 18 to 28, which the RSA says account for a 'disproportionate' number of road deaths.

 

David Martin from the RSA outlines the penalties in place for drink or drug driving:

 

 

 

 

 

Students warned of consequences that come with drink or drug driving convictions
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Young people in the North West are being warned of the consequences of picking up a drink or drugs driving offence.
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The Road Safety Authority is launching a new campaign reminding students about the impact criminal convictions can have on their future plans.
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Drink or drug driving records could affect effect your eligibility to obtain work or study visas abroad.
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The campaign will be rolled out on social media platforms and will target students aged 18 to 28, which the RSA says account for a 'disproportionate' number of road deaths.
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David Martin from the RSA outlines the penalties in place for drink or drug driving:
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