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The drink-drive limit is 80 milligrams per 100ml of blood.
In separate research, among motorists who legally drink and drive, nearly a fifth would drink if they were the designated driver.
Meanwhile, nearly 14 per cent of motorists admit to having driven when they thought they were over the limit in the previous six months.
Simon Henrick, of Direct Line, said: ‘This research is a warning to anyone planning to visit someone else’s home over New Year.’
The findings expose the dangers of home-poured drinks, which can be far larger than those served in pubs, said Direct Line Car Insurance which commissioned the research (stock image)
Fears for LGBTQ+ community this Christmas So many members of the LGBTQ+ community face a Christmas alone because family issues stand in the way.
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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice After a year that’s left many crying-out to spend time with family, it’s about to get worse for thousands of people forced to spend the festive period alone according to London based helpline charity Switchboard.