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No ,but the Swedish threshold is lower than that in UK.
Swedes very puritanical over alcohol and drink driving etc which is why their youngsters go on the lash to Denmark at weekends.
Doubt Sir Mark is impressed!Swedes very puritanical over alcohol and drink driving etc which is why their youngsters go on the lash to Denmark at weekends.
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No ,but the Swedish threshold is lower than that in UK.
Swedes very puritanical over alcohol and drink driving etc which is why their youngsters go on the lash to Denmark at weekends.
Doubt Sir Mark is impressed!If I remember correctly Darryll Holland failed an alcohol test in Sweden in the late nineties, I don’t think it takes a lot to fail one in Sweden.
I wouldn`t even go in a bar and drink water if i had to drive in Stockholm on a friday night,Swedes are keen on their road checks for drinking (No tolerence!), ive had a few strong words with the police for this annoying obsession,Swedish beer is priced on its alcohal content thus many people drink beer with 2% content,tastes like crap to me!!
Mind you,doesn`t stop the Swedes drinking!!
I see it has been reported that Seb Sanders lowest reading was 23ugs and the limit is 10ugs in Sweden.
The limit for drivers is 35ugs in the UK.
I do not know what time he was asked to for his breath test but having some knowledge of the subject my opinion is that he had a little more to drink the night before than he is letting on.
I would imagine that Sir Mark is very upset.
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