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The Straits Times·3 min read·medium

Lower alcohol limits, jail for first-time drink-driving offenders proposed

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David Sun
Lower alcohol limits, jail for first-time drink-driving offenders proposed
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Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs has proposed stricter drink-driving laws, including significantly lower alcohol limits and potential jail time for first-time offenders. The bill also introduces new drug-driving offenses and streamlines evidence collection procedures.

The Ministry of Home Affairs also plans to recommend jail time for even first-time drink-driving offenders, if they have very high blood alcohol levels.

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