A The driver soaked the breathalyzer as it blew for one Traffic safety operation on a route in the province of Buenos Aires. Control officers were surprised on Route 226 by the vehicle zigzagging in the middle of the route.
The incident occurred at a road checkpoint at kilometer 64.5 near Balcarce on the route connecting Mar del Plata to General Villegas. This was discovered during a routine roadside check in the early hours of this Sunday risky maneuvers carried out by a drunk driver.
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“He performed very dangerous maneuvers: Zigzag and speed. We assume that he was unable to get behind the wheel because he was unable to control the vehicle when it stopped. “He couldn’t even get out of the car,” confirmed one of the officers involved in the vehicle inspection.
The device used to carry out the alcohol tests measures in Grams per liter of blood alcohol. In this case, “Zero Alcohol” applies in the province of Buenos Aires, which means that not a single drop of alcohol is allowed to be present.
From the road control they explained: “Up to 3 or 4 the device can mark the exact saturation. If this value is exceeded, the tester blocks. We did it with two test devices and the same thing happened with both.” A scope overflow“.
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The driver drank so much alcohol that the measuring devices They were unable to determine a specific value the exact amount of substance in the blood. The level exceeded the maximum measuring capacity of the device in question Car had to be confiscated and the driver wasn’t just finedbut it also remained Order of legal proceedings.
Miraculously, no accident occurred, as road safety experts emphasize that a person with a blood alcohol content of more than three grams per liter may suffer from loss of reflexes and a serious risk of loss of consciousness.
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