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Queensland Police have released footage of a 50-year-old woman who caused a crash in December 2022 – and returned a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of 0.419 – one of the highest results in Australian history.
Police have released video footage of a woman whose blood-alcohol level was eight-times over the drink-driving limit, last December.
The Sunshine Coast woman in her 50s was arrested after being involved in a minor traffic incident in Nambour, just west of the Sunshine Coast, and allegedly returned a BAC of 0.419
Police have expressed disappointment at the number of people being intercepted travelling at extremely high speeds across the Sunshine Coast
He said according to the Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety Queensland, drug use increased the risk of crash involvement, and drivers with illicit drugs in their system were 10 times more likely to cause a crash. "Drug use worsens your driving through cognitive impairment, which affects your judgment, memory and reaction time," he said. From a woman caught driving with her feet hanging out of the car to a driver found passed out with a cocktail of drugs in his system, here are 10 Coast drivers who were before the court last year for driving with meth in their system.