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Fewer drink-drivers this summer, but more drunk e-scooter riders

Police report catching fewer drink-drivers than during last summer's surveillance effort, even though they carried out 17 percent more breathalyser tests this year.

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Police report catching fewer drink-drivers than during last summer's surveillance effort, even though they carried out 17 percent more breathalyser tests this year.

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    Fewer drink-drivers this summer, but more drunk e-scooter riders

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    Police report catching fewer drink-drivers than during last summer's surveillance effort, even though they carried out 17 percent more breathalyser tests this year. Fewer drink-drivers this summer, but more drunk e-scooter riders

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