Driving Ban After a Positive Alcohol Test Lasts Twelve Hours in Any Case Starting in July
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Drivers caught driving under the influence will always receive a temporary twelve-hour driving ban starting in July. This is stated in a legislative amendment published in the Official Gazette, reports the Federal Public Service Mobility and Transport.
Senior drivers, young drivers or holders of a temporary driver's licence: all will soon be on the same footing in terms of alcohol while driving. The post Getting drunk driving? It will be forbidden to drive for 12 hours... even an electric trotinette appeared first on Le Vif.
From July onwards, drivers caught in flagrante delicto of driving in a state of drunkenness will be systematically prohibited from driving for a period of 12 hours. This is what is foreseen by a legislative amendment published in the Belgian Monitor, announced Tuesday the Federal Public Service Mobility and Transport. At present, temporary bans on driving after a positive alcohol test can still last two, three, six or twelve hours.
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