Milton
Member
Just before Christmas I was random breath tested on the A4049 between Pontllanfraith and Bargoed.
I passed the breath test with flying colours with no alcohol in my reading.
That's because I never drive until 22 to 24 hours after I've been drinking.
However, from previous posts on this forum I understand that I can loose my licence due to having
CDT level higher than 2.3 due to regular drinking despite being a careful driver who passes a breath test.
I am confused because if passing a breath test and driving well isn't good enough to hold a clean licence, then what is?
How does a CDT level above 2.3 prove you are a risky driver even though you don't drink and drive?
I passed the breath test with flying colours with no alcohol in my reading.
That's because I never drive until 22 to 24 hours after I've been drinking.
However, from previous posts on this forum I understand that I can loose my licence due to having
CDT level higher than 2.3 due to regular drinking despite being a careful driver who passes a breath test.
I am confused because if passing a breath test and driving well isn't good enough to hold a clean licence, then what is?
How does a CDT level above 2.3 prove you are a risky driver even though you don't drink and drive?