"My car's gone, job's gone, life's gone" | Two pints and an overturned car [Start Listening Part 2]
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It’s week three of our drink and drug drive campaign, and we’re releasing further bodycam footage of drivers found behind the wheel and under the influence of alcohol.
Overturned vehicles, children in the back seat, collisions narrowly avoiding pedestrians, and… “I feel alright though.”
Whether it’s one pint, two pints or more, here’s what happens when it all goes wrong.
Start listening, life is precious.
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" I was supposed to pick my child up"......... and you honestly can't see the problem?
It's a wonder she can even pick her feet up!
@@jwrobin21But she’s only 11 points over.
@@iangascoigne8231
11 Points can be a lot if a person is not used to drink.
@ She said i’s only 14 points over, making out it’s not a big deal. I think 14 points over is a big deal.
@@iangascoigne8231
If you can hold your drink, 14 points is not a lot.
If you CANNOT hold your drink, 14 points over is A LOT.
From personal experience, driving when tired for a few miles (just to get to somewhere you can rest) is bad enough.
Driving whilst over the limit must be worse.
Really good to put this footage on UA-cam. And think more like this is required all year round 👍
It's entertaining, but isn't a deterrent. People never learn as they think it doesn't apply to them.
@@OH2023-cj9if Should come with a 5 year driving ban and a 6 month prison sentence. Anyone found driving while banned another 6 months in prison. Message would soon get through.
@@OH2023-cj9ifI disagree about it being a deterrent if just one persons watches it and changes their own behaviour as a consequence then that’s a result, unfortunately there’s just no way of measuring that
@shaunosullivan4433 I know a lot of over 70s that drink dive every night, and a few live less than half a mile from the pub 😢 but how the hell do you stop them 🙄
@@richardgiles2484So you want more drink drivers so they can post more footage on UA-cam?
Im a good person ??
NOPE YOU'RE NOT !!
DISGUSTING .
MY MUM WAS KNOCKED OVER BY A DRINK DRIVER WHO MOUNTED THE PAVMENT. DRAGGED HER DOWN THE ROAD BROKE BOTH HER LEGS
WAS VERY LUCKY TO HAVE LIVED .I ABSOLUTELY LOATH DRINK DRIVING .
knocked over is an understatement. I hate bad drivers
The amount of these drivers who claim 'they've done nothing wrong' or rely on their licence for work yet still drink and drive is shocking.
Yes defo
What makes it worst is when they just got a 100k plus salary job and have 5 beers and boom its gona . Next stop job centrer 🙄
Personal responsibility is as scarce as common sense nowadays.
@@liam6488 Zero sympathy
Higher than it should be, lower than it used to be.
Pity the old fashioned drink drive adverts aren't shown on TV as much these days, they were always hard hitting
Fewer and fewer people watch traditional TV these days, so many people watch on demand television now. But you're right, those ads really did curb the cultural approach to drink driving for many people.
Those adverts were obviously contrived and nobody paid attention to them. They really need to be seeing authentic bodycam footage like this, making it clear that these are real arrests of real drink drivers - and here's the consequences.
I think these clips are more hard-hitting than the preachy old adverts TBH. The way people watch media these days, I recon more will get the message from content like this.
Clearly not cos people still do it, you dolt. Hit hard for you maybe
@@halfbakedproductions7887 The ads did work on a lot of people, but not for the group that's a bit more... stupid and entitled.
Excellent job Durham Police. Well done.
My reply when breath tested how far does that thing go back ? Cop replied far enough , my reply what 30 years ? I felt quite smug with a zero
@@nickcoppard5335 glad you are so proud
They're only doing it to get credit. Most of the time, cops can't be bothered doing even the basic aspects of their jobs.
That woman that said "i dont care. If I die, I die". Yeah, I'm sure the families of any potential victims you create due to your selfishness won't feel the same.
A product of the modern world. Narcissism is plaguing society today.
That was one of the scummiest clips shown, absolute zero consideration for anyone but herself.
The lady should ask her loved ones if they care, I mean they're the ones left with the mess.
Nobody cares. The west is dead anyway.
Her response sums up her entire approach to life. She doesn't give a second thought to anybody but her.
The guy at 2:43 was blowing that high on the calibrated machine back at the nick. The readings from that machine are the ones presented in court. His readings would have dropped slightly on the way there so Lord only knows what his roadside reading was like.
Also, just going to pick up your child and you're blotto. Fabulous.
He could barely speak, imagine his driving!
Readings can go up from the roadside. If you had a drink just before you left the pub and then drove and crashed say 20 mins later, the alcohol in your body is slowly being absorbed still. By the time you reach custody, your reading can go up quite an amount
The values don't necessarily fall in that time. Depending on when he stopped drinking and if and when he had a meal they can actually also climb. The differences though are hardly big enough to effect a case.
Crazy isn’t it. I bet the roadside machine blew up. Must have been near 5x at roadside
Unless they were still going up 😮. Either way he was in no state to walk let alone drive
I got caught back in 1999 and it crucified me, 22 month ban, DR10 for 11 years on my licence, lost well paying job, lost my relationship and role as a fulltime father. I despise alcohol now and myself even more for letting it ruin my life and most importantly how easily I could of ruined someone else's.
We are human and you made a mistake.
What js impressive is how much you learned from it and how much you have changed. Dont beat yourself up thinking of the old you,just focus on the new positive you.well done for making that change.
So sorry to hear this . I hope your life is back on track now .
Not gonna sugarcoat it - what you did was sickening. However, you learned from it, so don't despise yourself.
How did it lead to you losing your job?
@@kxjx A lot of jobs require a driving licence and many companies need it to be clean but allowances are made for 3 points for speeding (or similar), having a DR10 on your licence just about stops you getting any job that requires a licence.....
Nothing more annoying than once they get the test results they start crying about what 'they' will lose and not bothered about the damage and death they cause. Disgusting.
Really hope Durham keep these videos coming the only way to get through.
Please keep posting these until it sinks in with every single person. If they agree, maybe post an interview with someone who's lost someone to drink driving?
This video doesnt make me think 'i wont drink and drive' it makes me think, the police officers love the feeling of telling someone off and feeling morally superior, with their silly quips. Seeing someone in a cell does nothing for me, seeing the consequences of unrelated people stops people drink driving.
Sadly it will never sink in because the people never do anything wrong
That's exactly the problem then and I hope to go you don't drink and then get behind the wheel.
You are thinking backwards saying the police are enjoying telling people.off and being morally superior. Well yea, 1 they clearly enjoy their job and 2 the people in the video who drank and drove clearly need telling off and have a bit of a moral compass pointed at them.
@@Shadowknightneo The police are nothing to do with morals, they uphold the law, thats it. The attitudes can be dropped.
@@MrHennoGarviemost of them do it for a power trip. They love an easy arrest as well. Pedos walk the streets while traffic units drive around pubs in a circle.
I have a simple rule when driving...zero alcohol, its not that difficult and its served me well over the last 30 odd years of driving.
Same!
That is what the law should be. No drink or drugs, no driving if you have such restricted thought process, reaction times or physical ability to control a vehicle to a safe standard.
That would get lots off the road.
Driving Examiners need to be held responsible if they pass people that are unfit, or drivers passed commit multiple offences in two years after being passed. It might make them more responsible.
100%, it baffles me there is still a legal limit, it should be 0. What I find shocking the amount of people who know me, like really, really well, and fully know that I never drink if I am driving yet they still say oh come on you can have one. No thank you.
100% agree, im usually the designated driver, then a mate will say "youl be okay to have one or 2" my reply is always "well youl be ok to walk home then" 😂
@@deviljamez That is a golden reply, I am so going to use that 😀
Excellent, absolutely hits the spot. It would be lovely if it were on mainstream TV!! All regions
The self entitlement from some of these people is absolutely baffling
what part of Don't Drink and Drive do these selfish drunk dangerous idiots not understand. they should not have a license, certainly, after a second offense they should lose the license forever.
Just don’t crash its not that hard
@@homer5103whenever I drink drive I always double the speed limit to make sure I’m only doing it for short periods.
@@Danfrank24 gotta stay safe out there
Indeed, there is far too much of this mentality of "After you pass your test you can drive how you like". People with that mentality shouldn't be driving, as all that seems to happen is the tests get harder.
Used to put these sort of things on as adverts just before Xmas and weekends in the 90s on the TV
adults need to take responsibility for their own actions....................
They act like children.
They also need to consider the consequences of what they're doing before they do it.
On every street corner shops/pubs and all the supermarkets selling all that alcohol, it's so readily available and it's a disaster waiting to happen. But does the government or these corporations care, no, all they care about is profit....
@@air_cooled_andy is that best suggestion you can come up with? 🙄
Thank you for these, they're really good!
Anyone who drinks and drives should be banned for five years and have to pass a new extended test
An banned for life on the second offence
Agree your in charge of a dangerous machine in the wrong hands could take a life or a poor kid. Life for a life should be law
Most folk know they're breaking the law. Once banned they will continue to drive. There's not enough cops on the road so they feel it's worth the risk.
@graememckay9972 spot on we need to get the country back from the crazy people and stop looking after the victim of crime Instead of the short sentences and easy prison system sorry for the ranting on
No. Should be banned for life.
I did the same thing 30 years ago and I am still haunted about what I could have made happen. Don't ever drink drive , it's not worth it . If you can afford to get drunk then you can afford a mini cab!!!
It’s drug drivers now as well.
There are more drug drivers nowadays, plus the phone zombies who aren't even looking where they're going
@@astra-rb6szthere were drug drivers back then
A very good video which should be shown on national TV. Excellent work by professional officers.
The legal limit is 35 & he blew 146, more than 4 times over the limit.
I'm almost impressed he could get his key in the ignition let alone drive.
To be honest, I don't think I could even FIND my car at that level of drunkenness!
Good video, can’t believe that bloke thought he was fit and able. He was absolutely wrecked.
👏Well done Durham in getting such an important message out there👍
These are excellent clips. I think the fact that they're real helps it hit home even more. God, I'd hate to be in the shoes of these people, and I can't help but feel sorry for them, but ultimately, they brought it on themselves.
It has nothing to do with anything, but I'm Irish, and I absolutely LOVE the Geordie accent
Calling someone from Durham a Geordie is akin to calling a Christian a Muslim.
@mikewilson631 oops. No offence meant. Is the accent not the same though, or very similar at least??
Class content again from this constabulary. Fair play Durham
Brilliant footage hopfully this makes people think. Can you start looking at mobile phone drivers as well pleases 🙏
They do - there's footage of them passengering in HGVs so they're not easily spotted and can look down from the cab and spot people on them. They post quite a lot of their FB page.
Keep putting out these videos. Also should be shown on TV
They are, watch "Traffic Cops", Ch5
Outstanding work, thank you!
2:48. The amount of times the "I'm a good person" line gets trotted out on these videos is unbelievable. Who are they trying to convince? themselves?
I love that lasses logic- ‘I’m only 11 over, so what?’ 😂
I mean technically she's objectively correct in that she's far more sober than many of the others in this video but that's tough luck really... There needs to be a limit and she was over the limit, simple.
A really important video, I’m glad this has been made.
when they say 2 pints you fully well know its at least 6 or 7 pints
A stocky fella like that isn't slurring his words over 2 pints lol
"One or two, couple of hours ago"! Why lie? It's going to the evidential anyway!
@@robmontier3770 I would like to say if i get pulled D&D i would come clean and admit it, but i'm not going to get pulled for D&D 🙂
But 2 pints is over the limit 😮 A good person does not Drink and Drive such a person has no morals or decency, they are the low of the low.
I have never driven drunk, and never would, but these videos are an excellent deterrent.
I was lucky, I was stopped on suspicion and found just over the limit without having caused any damage. It cost me a heavy fine and I was banned for 6 months, nothing more glad to say. But it taught me a lesson. I now never drink if I'm driving and never drive if I've been drinking.
My Dad's boss killed a pregnant 19yo girl when drink driving 30 years ago - I've never forgotten it - but I've definitely driven home the morning after a heavy session a few times and not felt quite right. This video really made me stop and think hard about that...in future I'm not going to do it. I may not be over the limit by that point the following day, but it is too dangerous to risk.
If you “ didn’t feel quite right “ then you WERE over the limit sunshine 🙄. It takes a long time for your liver to clear your system. Taxi to work next day - DONT drive !
@@serenityinside1 When I said 'not quite right', I mean tired and with a dodgy tummy - I'm not a big drinker so a heavy session for me is four pints, and it always makes me feel like rubbish the next day.
@@serenityinside1but not if you’re a train driver or air traffic controller or dentist
@@highdownmartin dentist lol - how random
This will never stop!
Especially when nearly every street corner shop and all the supermarkets selling all that alcohol, it's so readily available and it's a disaster waiting to happen. But does the government or these corporations care, no, all they care about is profit....
Great series of videos. We need to see more of this.
Excellent video. Thank you, Durham Police.
0:57 Police officer: "You've blown 99." Lady drvier: "What does that mean?"
YOU'RE F**KED!
Hugely impressed with the good men and women of the Durham Constabulary - thank you.
Brilliant video! I just can't believe people still do it, but they obviously do! Well done, Durham Police.
A long outstanding problem with the Law on Drink Driving is that there is a permissable level based around 2 pints of Beer, it was set in the 1960's in order to start the change towards stopping drink driving and has not changed since. The level is high enough to give a false sense to drivers that they can have a pint or two and still drive.
It is long past the time to reduce that limit to near zero, to clearly signal that drinking alcohol and driving should never mix. (Zero would not actually be fair for various reasons due to the way the body works)
Agree this is the policy in Australia and elsewhere. There could also be more convenient access to public breathalyzers in pubs etc so people could check before leaving.
sorry you just said "think they can have a pint or two" HUGE difference between 1 pint and 2 pints, let's be honest. If you have a pint and stay for a while and you've eaten then I can't see why you'd be over the limit but 2 pints is much more of a gamble and not worth it
But I get your point, I went on a date with a Russian girl who was really concerned when I ordered 1 pint at the start of the night, she said in Russia the limit is basically 0 so you can't even have a pint
@@5uper5kill3rz There are differences nor only between one pint and two , but also between 'pints' of beer. Let alone Wines, Spirits and even desserts made with an alcoholic content. Your point about the 'gamble' between on or two pints misses the dilema of may drivers in that there is no simple 'limit' for them to act upon. Add in the differences on Sex, build, health and food taken and accurate prediction is impossible.
I have taken drivers to court in the past who have stuck to 'only a pint , but had ignored a welcoming sherry, ' but have crashed cars and when tested were over the limit.
When self testing as part of the calibration exercise of a Intoximeter machine one day I returned a reading of 1 even though I had not had an alcoholic drink for over a week, It turned out that the Trifle my wife had served with my evening meal before work had contained a dash of sherry !
It is why I fully support a very low limit , less than 5, rather than zero, to cover the ocassional mistaken and unintentional intake of alcohol from food.
1:58 that woman has a horrible sense of entitlement!
Also cry me a river with all those using the 'I'll lose my job' excuse. If it meant that much to you, you wouldn't drink and drive would you!
I'm not sure I would lose my job, but I'd lose my mind, would have to get 2 or 3 busses and spend hours travelling, not to mention 0 freedom to visit friends and family, would be awful, not to mention I'm paying over £300 a month in car finance
That guy who's vomited over himself claiming he's done nothing wrong, along with the woman's realisation that "My car's gone, job's gone, life's gone" says only half the story.
The rest of the story is when there's a knock on someone's door from one or two police officers with some terrible news about one or more loved ones!
I'm a HGV driver. My licence is my car, wife's car, house, everything. I don't touch a drop within 24 hours of a shift. It's simply too valuable to lose.
These should be on TV every day.
This is what Pro-active policing is all about. Some people so no consideration as to how their choices could impact the lives of others. Regardless of the Summer and Christmas drink drive campaigns folks never learn and they don’t think of the potential consequences when they get behind the wheel of a vehicle whilst under the influence of drink or drugs.
I love Durhams videos.
The drink drivè videos are really needed
I've been riding motorbikes in the UK for 41 years and I'm proud to say I've never drunk-driven. Most of these people really don't give a s&%t about the potential damage they could cause because of their actions. They all deserve to lose their licences forever.
Excellent work Durham police .. keep it up
Excellent hard hitting videos, the utter selfishness and denial of these drivers is staggering.
This should be shown in every secondary school to educate!
People are happy spend £50-100 a night on drinks but not a tenner for a cab home
Drink drivers always seem to believe that they’re not criminals and are a cut above other drug abusers. Can’t see it meself.
"I wouldn't have hurt anyone" says every drink driver ever!
Please put this footage on TV. With all the crap that's on mainstream television, surely something like this is more important?
Should be an advert on TV in its own right.
Amazing how they think they’ve doing nothing wrong and play victim 🤷♂️
I've been drunk in charge once. But it was on private land as part of a demonstration organised by the Police to show the effects of drinking on driving (it was also Durham Police, but about 50 years ago). Six of us had to drive a car round a course with various areas to reverse into. We were timed and then each was given a pint of lemonade with from zero to 5 shots of vodka in it. After 20 minutes, we repeated the course. I felt absolutely fine, but took over 30s longer to do the course and demolished one of the obstacles. That was with 4 single vodkas in me, so probably about on the legal limit.
Tbf, if i lived in Durham, i would probably drink every single day
Well put together video. This should be a TV advert as it really hits home. People need to take life a bit more seriously. As for the mother with children in the car, the mind boggles.
these should be used as adverts on tv
Put these on mainstream TV
To get into a car drunk or drugged up and have kids in the car is a significant miscalculation of judgement.
I've not spoken or had any interaction with my family for 15 years due to drink driving. I'd "only" had a glass and half of champagne at a party before I totally refused to drive my sister 12 miles home. Apparently that wasn't acceptable and I was told I "wasn't over the limit" and "perfectly fine" to drive. Who was right in this scenario, me or them?
You were probably under the limit on that amount but, as it's your licence, it's your decision. You could have asked them if, had you driven and been caught and banned possibly losing your job, would they agree to pay your mortgage or rent and any other bills?
i think you made the right decision. fuck them. (i don't mean literally, i mean in terms of ignoring their requests) they were harassing you.
@@Non-Stick_Pan I’m 100kg rugby player and I’d be over way before 5 pints. One pint might be fine but why have one, get on it and leave your keys at home or don’t drink at all.
We get older but we don’t all grow up.
Your right 100%,ive been driving for 45 years and can without doubt say ive never had one alchoholic drink before driving.Anyone who drink drives deserves a jail term.
@@seamusoflatcap I agree, I probably would have been under the limit. However, I've always been of the opinion that it's an either/or situation IE: that don't drink - good to drive, drink - don't drive. As an aside, I passed my driving test at 18, but never touched alcohol until I was 25, so I've had my license longer than I've drank.
I see it, I know it is all true, but I still struggle to believe my own eyes and ears when I watch this.
"I'm thinking about my job", as do I sir, and you know what I don't drink when I am going out or the next morning, it's really easy to not drink and drive. It's literally never been easier to get a cab/uber/lyft. I also ride a motorcycle and these are my worst nightmare of people to meet on the roads.
Please use Hash tags for this to reach more viewers! This is so good content for educating the public
Well done! There’s no place for drinking and driving. These are not responsible citizens!
I've had 4 friends killed in 3 separate accidents caused by drunk drivers. Watching the above fills me with loathing for these selfish people. Oh, and in case you're wondering - my first buddy was killed before I could drive (40 years ago) and I have NEVER drank alcohol and driven a vehicle.
What makes no sense with people is they drive to PUBS and drive home” and you never see an officer testing the drivers as they leave. MAKES NO SENSE!
The woman who said "" If I die I die"" made me so angry. Yeah but what about the person or family you might kill by your drink driving. And the girl who said I am only 11 points over ,as if it's nothing. They way they act like it's no big deal is so annoying.Both my grandparents were killed by a drunk driver so I know what I am talking about. The limit should be 0% . Do not drink and drive simple.🙏
drink drivers should lose their licences for life
you need to keep posting these
There’s one word that keeps coming up that tells you all you need to know and it’s ‘I’ No thought for anyone or anything else just ‘I’
"I was supposed to go pick my child up" - that makes it even worse! Safeguarding referral incoming!
If you have to pick your child up, simple don't drink.
Thats a really really good video ...👍👍
There are no words to truly express the gratitude and appreciation for all the hard work Durham Constabulary put in every single day in keeping the rest of us safe. God bless you all.
Nice work, D C....
On every street corner shops/pubs and all the supermarkets selling all that alcohol, it's so readily available and it's a disaster waiting to happen. But does the government or these corporations care, no, all they care about is profit....
Not to mention fuel station shops, never understand that
I got caught myself by Whickham cops I was well over they where very polite and fair one of them just said imagine waking up in the morning and telling a little kid you just killed their mum or dad because you had to drink and drive or worse telling a mum or dad you killed their kid ? that was 20 years ago never done it again and never will Be polite to them and if your drunk just admit it and take your medicine
Even 20 years ago people very much knew the dangers of drink driving, utterly stupid thing you did and you got lucky the police caught you before you killed someone. Fair play for turning it round though, many don't.
@@bravo2966 Yep cant argue with that
"I've had two pints".
"Was it two or was it three?"
"Bit of both."
Excellent work by all👍🏻
Promote the media team, bravo bravo well done. Putting this up as is, hot far further home than most messages that are put out. The film should be renamed Poor Me.. ~Trooper
If you kill or maim whilst driving drunk, drugged or distracted by texting or otherwise manipulating a phone or similar; then aside of any custodial and financial penalties, you should never be allowed to drive again in this country. Only when the lifetime loss of the perpetrator's driving licence is introduced in legislation and applied by the courts will hard-core offenders and those indifferent to the right to life of other people consider their selfish behaviour because of its effects and affects upon themselves.
How many people have died because of **** like this? What about other people?
I remember the days when drink and drug drive campaigns meant that you saw police doing random stop and checks and having a public appearance. I didn't see one police car or officer in my area over the entire Christmas period. But hey, they're here on UA-cam to prove that they do exist somewhere.
Felt weird clicking 'like' on this, but it's an excellent video.
Should have this looped on TVs in pubs
Great footage. It shows that anybody is able to make an error of judgement that could cost lives.
Zero tolerance would be a better option. Then there is zero ambiguity!
Grew up with a father whove been drinking for most of my life, he would even pop morphine sometimes if his back was hurting too bad. But never did i see him driving while this pissed, holy cow. Some of them sound like they are dead already.
This is why i dont drink unless i know i dont need my car...especially the next morning where your still over the limit from last nights sesh. That one catches a lot of people out.
Anyone that’s selfish enough to get behind the wheel of a vehicle while over the limit deserves everything they get….and should be banned for life..!!!
I like a drink, and I like a good drive...but NEVER together!
The scary part is the way some of these people don't believe they have done anything wrong, the message just isn't getting through
I don't know what the laws are in Durham but in Arizona a first DUI will cost at least $10,000 and a minimum 24 hours in county jail.
Britain is a soft touch, in Germany 0.3 BAC cost me $5000 where I could have had the optional $1000 or a month in gaol and I couldn't drive a car for 12 months, that was for riding a bicycle drunk, I would never drive a car drunk.
Here in Durham UK ... The penalty normally depends on how much you were over the legal limit ...The penalty gets more harsh the more you are over the legal limit. Between 80mcg/100ml and 112mcg/100ml - A recommended Band A fine of up to £2,500; a minimum three-year license endorsement. This means you can no longer drive a car on ANY public highway, Added to the mix when you get your driver's license back the insurance premium will quadruple in price.. So if you paid £400 GBP for a year's motor insurance before you got caught doing a DUI ... You can expect to pay £1600 GBP for a year's car insurance when you get your license back in 3 Years.
The penalty for drinking alcohol and driving a car on a public road is harsh.... So it should be.
Kind regards Brian
To my shame I’ve been done 3 times ( many ,many years ago) I was a dangerous fool , nowadays I’ve a clean license for over 30 years, I hate drink drivers
I think what we need is the legal limit to be 0 not 35. The problem is that once people have drink or two their judgement starts to go and they have more.
True that. I moved to Scotland 10 years ago and the limit here is so low that it isn't even worth having a shandy. To be honest, it isn't even tempting because it's so cut and dry. In England over Christmas, I had half a shandy (hopefully that was the lemonade part) with dinner before driving a short distance home. It was fine and I'm sure I'd have blown under, but I wouldn't have done it in Scotland. The limit in England - and everywhere else - should be in line with Scotland's to reduce temptation. I would say absolute 0, but then everyone who drinks has driven the next day and had that element of doubt at first. Illegal drugs on the other hand should be an automatic ban.
Not possible.
‘Can I get my phone as I’ve got to pick my child up’, while you’re over the legal limit! Holy shit!
This should be put on during the ad break for coronation st
These clips are fully-formed anti drink drive campaigns. They should have airtime in commercial ad breaks on TV for wider exposure. I still think "Look at what you've done" should be shown in school.