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With the World Cup kicking off, Liverpool City Council is sounding the alarm: drink responsibly, don’t drive. As thousands gather to watch matches, officials warn that impaired driving can have deadly consequences—with over 1,600 arrests and 36 crashes linked to impairment last year alone. Data shows middle-aged men are most at risk, and national figures reveal one in six road deaths stem from drink driving. England’s current limit of 35 micrograms per 100ml varies wildly by person, prompting government review of stricter limits, harsher penalties, and mandatory training. Aligning with Liverpool’s Vision Zero goal by 2040, the city’s ‘Call It! Enjoy More, Drink Less’ campaign urges people to know their limits and plan safe rides home—because a safer night out starts with a smarter choice.
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