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his being the season of festive cheer and all that
19th December 2002, Page 23
19th December 2002
Page 23
Page 23, 19th December 2002
— his being the season of festive cheer and all that
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izz, some people are inclined towards taking the odd tipple of omething to keep out the cold. While we all know how utterly, tterly moronic it is to get behind the wheel after drinking booze, new study from the Transport Research Laboratory has ighlighted the dangers of drinking and walking.
It seems that nearly half the pedestrians killed on the roads ave been drinking—the number of ex-pedestrians who have een on the sauce has risen from 40% to 48% since the late )80s. So go carefully out there folks.