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The government has announced its new zero tolerance policy towards those who drive under the influence of drugs.

Police will be able to take a road test saliva test and then take the arrestee for a blood test at the police station.

Anybody convicted of such an offence can expect to be banned from driving for twelve months and be liable to pay a fine to a maximum level of £5,000. A prison sentence of up to six months will also be an available sentencing option.

If you are in need of legal advice and assistance in any sort of motoring offence, please complete our online enquiry form or call us on 020 7387 2032.

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