Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Dec. 22 - …Six months ago, the government imposed one of the strictest drunken-driving laws in the hemisphere, what people here call the “dry law.” Anyone caught driving with a blood alcohol content of .02 percent or higher (compared with .08 in the United States) faces a $400 fine, loss of their license for a year, an impounded vehicle and jail time…
The Brazilian Experience
December 29, 2008
Leave a Comment » | 
Anti-DUI Strategies, Brazil, DUI, DUI Laws, DUI Policing | 
Permalink
Posted by nadams
