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From Google News:
I was alerted to this story from my mom: apparently, even after having gone to bed to sleep off their drunk, people are often still under the influence due to their blood alcohol level not having fallen sufficiently. In the TV report she saw, they tested three people, and none of them were sober the morning after (although one was under the limit, but still impaired).
So, a couple rules to remember, perhaps: (a) It takes time to clear alcohol out of the system, and (b) If you're hungover, don't drive – you might be still drunk.
Good night to all!
I was alerted to this story from my mom: apparently, even after having gone to bed to sleep off their drunk, people are often still under the influence due to their blood alcohol level not having fallen sufficiently. In the TV report she saw, they tested three people, and none of them were sober the morning after (although one was under the limit, but still impaired).
So, a couple rules to remember, perhaps: (a) It takes time to clear alcohol out of the system, and (b) If you're hungover, don't drive – you might be still drunk.
Good night to all!
