Controversial Poll 11: Do you drive drunk?

Do you drive drunk?

i dint drive so i cant drink and drive lol

Never have, never will.

Have to say a long time ago I did once as a teenager was very lucky and very irresponsible went to a party and it got really messy with the guests so decided I wanted to go home as I was supposed to be staying the night

I have drove to my friends house a mile away after one WKD which i don't think counts. I'm probably worse for hangover driving...

Never & I never allowed my oh to drive if I thought he was 'over the top'. A couple of times I called for a taxi cause I didn't want him to drive.

I have such a high tolerance for alcohol that i have never managed to get properly 'drunk', so I would have been over the limit and drove but was i drunk, no.

I've driven after having A drink but never driven drunk, when I have had a drink though it's been a glass of wine at lunch with food, and then driving home that afternoon after work so don't think it counts!!

i dont drink but i do drive

Hate to admit maybe driving over the limit once or twice when I was very much younger. Certainly would not even drive now if I have had a drink. It is just not worth it on so many levels

no alcohol does not pass my lips if im driving

Caryll wrote:Never & I never allowed my oh to drive if I thought he was 'over the top'. A couple of times I called for a taxi cause I didn't want him to drive.

most def a good idea caryll with hubbys job he would have a lot to pay if he lost his licence

If I'm driving I won't drink......I'll inject it instead
Have done when I was younger and a bit wilder but wouldn't dream of doing it now

Never have and never will. Just after I started driving, my pal was drink driving and hit the kerb and sadly died at the scene, so that always plays in my mind when I'm deciding to have a drink that I can't go a drive after lol!

Nope.
If I'm getting wrecked I book a taxi in advance.

i dont drive (yet) but i wouldnt drink and drive.

Im a lightweight with drink so wouldnt trust myself