Rural motorists 'twice as likely' to be convicted of drink and drug-driving charges

Leon Poultney
Updated
Closeup of police car sign with video unit vehicle in background.
Closeup of police car sign with video unit vehicle in background.


A new survey by price comparison website MoneySuperMarket has revealed that motorists who live in the countryside are twice as likely to have a drink or drug-driving charge compared to those that live in built-up areas.

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