いんしゅうんてん飲酒運転、だいじょうぶ大丈夫だとおも思っていない？ Do You Think it's OK to Drink and Drive? by
Japan has a notoriously strict drink driving policy, with zero tolerance for drivers, and the possibility of immediate arrest. Now, Japan is taking things even further, with possible jail time for bicyclists who drive after drinking, and even for passengers who knowingly ride with a driver who has been drinking.
This more advanced piece introduces some of the thinking (and the legislation) behind Japan's policies.
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ホットペッパー浜松版7月号2017年6月30日
株式会社リクルートホールディングス
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