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1925*First law passed making driving while drunk a criminal offence. 1950s*5,000 deaths per annum due to drink driving 1951*15% of households owned a car.​ 1960s*8,000 deaths per annum due to drink driving 1971*55% of households owned a car. 1967*Road Safety Act introduced a blood alcohol limit of 80mg per 100ml of blood and it became a criminal offence to drive with an alcohol limit above this.​first 1968*Major road safety campaign, road deaths were reduced by over 1,100 and serious injuries fell by over 11,000. The proportion of accidents caused as a result of alcohol fell from 25% to 15%.​ 1979*Half of all male drivers admitted to drink driving at least once a week. 1983*High Risk Offender scheme introduced for convicted drivers with an alcohol problem. Offenders need to undergo a medical to get their licence back.​ 1991*Road Traffic Act 1991 new offence of causing death by dangerous driving while under the influence of alcohol / drugs with a prison sentence of up to 5 years. 2014*The maximum sentence for causing death by dangerous driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs was increased to up to 14 years.​ 2014*Survey for the Government's THINK! campaign found 91% of people agreed the drink driving is unacceptable and 92% would be ashamed if they were caught

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Changes in social values, norms & mores & law - Drink driving

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First law passed making driving while drunk a criminal offence. The maximum sentence for causing death by dangerous driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs was increased to up to 14 years.​ 8,000 deaths per annum due to drink driving 55% of households owned a car. High Risk Offender scheme introduced for convicted drivers with an alcohol problem. Offenders need to undergo a medical to get their licence back.​ Survey for the Government's THINK! campaign found 91% of people agreed the drink driving is unacceptable and 92% would be ashamed if they were caught 5,000 deaths per annum due to drink driving Half of all male drivers admitted to drink driving at least once a week. 15% of households owned a car.​ Road Traffic Act 1991 new offence of causing death by dangerous driving while under the influence of alcohol / drugs with a prison sentence of up to 5 years. Road Safety Act introduced a blood alcohol limit of 80mg per 100ml of blood and it became a criminal offence to drive with an alcohol limit above this.​first 1968