Drunken Driving

Liquor ban on highways is no real solution to the problem of drunk driving: Here's why

Got a problem? The solution, apparently, is to ban things. Following the Supreme Court order banning sale of liquor within 500 metres of state and national highways, my neighbourhood wise guy was livid.

Supreme Court's highway liquor ban can be criticised for being simplistic, but not for judicial overreach

The Supreme Court order on 31 March reaffirming its earlier decision (15 December, 2016) to ban liquor vending along the national and state highways has given rise to a whale of protest.

2002 hit-and-run case: Salman Khan wasn't drunk, blood sample tampered, says lawyer

In the ongoing final arguments in 2002 hit-and-run case, Bollywood actor Salman Khan’s lawyer on Wednesday said that he was not drunk and alleged that police ‘tampered with’ the actor’s blood samples to frame him in a false case.

Not so happy New Year's Eve: 538 revellers challaned for drunken driving in Delhi

Over 500 revellers were challaned for drunken driving during the new year celebrations while the festivities of five persons ended in police lock-up as they were arrested for haphazard driving.

Halt: If your breathalyser turns red, you're drunk!

Youth blame Delhi Police for not thwarting drunken driving

Over 90 percent of city's youth hold the Delhi Police responsible for the high number of drunken driving cases, accusing them of being corrupt and casual.

Toyota Developing Drunken Driving System

Toyota develops an alcohol detection system for cars, that automatically shuts the vehicle down, if the driver is drunk.