By: gianlini on Domenica 16 Agosto 2015 19:44
Xtol, tutte le nazioni ( civili e anche non troppo civili) al mondo hanno regole molto severe per chi guida avendo assunto alcol.
BAC(blood alcohol content) : tasso alcolemico:
Japan: BrAC 0.15 mg/L (equivalent to 0.03%). Additionally, regardless of alcohol readings, police may also determine the driver to be "driving drunk," which is punished more severely than exceeding the designated alcohol limits.[5]
Republic of Korea: 0.05% [6]
Taiwan: 0.05% (BrAC 0.15 mg/L). Over 0.05% but under 0.11%: TWD 15,000 to 90,000 fine, and license suspension for 1 year.[citation needed] 0.11% and above: license suspension for 1 year, and charge of offences against public safety with possible prison sentence up to 2 years as the maximum penalty. If the driver is convicted of causing accidents, the penalty shall be increased by half.[citation needed] If the driver causes serious injuries or death, the license will be suspended for life or even face the death penalty.
ma ad esempio quelle che in genere vi piacciono tanto perché non sottostanno alla lobby mondiale:
Russian Federation: 0.0356% since 1 September 2013,[54][55] previously zero since 2010[56][57]
Hungary: Zero[1]
Serbia: 0.03% for all, zero for motorcycle drivers, professional drivers, public service drivers, commercial transport and beginning drivers.[58] The official government plan is to make it zero for everyone in 2015.
Nepal: 0%. Breathalyzer testing is regularly used in major cities like Kathmandu, Pokhara, Biratnagar and Highways. For more verification, driver will be taken to nearest hospitals for blood and urine test (if demanded by the driver). Licence will be seized instantly. Driver will get the licence back after attending anti-alcoholic classes run by Nepal Traffic Police and fine will be charged NRS 1000.
Iran: Zero[1]
e ancora:
Brazil: Any BAC up to 0.06% results in a fine and 12-month suspension of the driver's license. Anything above 0.06% is considered a criminal offense.[33][34]
Ecuador: 0.01% for commercial or professional drivers, 0.03% for all other drivers[1]
perfino Cuba:
Cuba: Zero for young or inexperienced drivers and professional or commercial drivers, 0.05% for all other drivers[1]
Fra quelle senza regole, veri paradisi per Giorgio e Xtol, ci sono:
Guatemala: No limit[1]
Gambia: No limit[1]
Kenya: No limit[1]
Niger: No limit[1]
Togo: No limit[1]