US EditionMan in Zundert Caught Driving Eight Times over Legal Alcohol Limit
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Man in Zundert caught driving eight times over legal alcohol limit
A 40-year-old driver from Zundert was stopped by police at around 8 p.m. on Sunday after registering an alcohol level of 1,750 µg/L in a breath test, far above the legal limit of 220 µg/L, according to Omroep Brabant. His license was revoked, and he faces a formal charge. The incident has also been reported to the CBR, the Dutch authority responsible for driver licensing.
A man (40) was pulled over in Zundert on Sunday evening after driving under the influence of alcohol. He had consumed an unusually high amount of alcohol, according to the Zundert community police officer. His blood alcohol content was 1750 Ugl, a legal limit for drivers of 220 Ugl. 220 Ugl is approximately two glasses of alcohol. Around 8 p.m. on Sunday evening, police received a report from an alert road user who saw the driver swerving across…
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