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Motorist driving on tyres worn to metal almost six times over drink-drive limit

Stunned officers posted the details on Twitter.

Ben Gelblum by Ben Gelblum
2020-01-02 15:13
in Automotive, Tech and Auto
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A motorist spotted by motorway police driving on tyres worn down to the metal wheel was almost six times the drink-drive limit.

Police patrols saw the Citroen car on the M66 near Bury, Greater Manchester, at around 1.50am on New Year’s Eve.

The male driver was breathalysed at the scene and arrested.

Stunned officers posted the details on Twitter.

Male been detained for drink drive on the M66 – has blown 196 (YES THATS 196!!) at the roadside- as you can see from the photos you can see why it came to our notice @GMPtraffic #unbelievable #neednewwheels pic.twitter.com/xfL4vutEo0

— North West Motorway Police (@NWmwaypolice) January 1, 2020

Alongside photos of the car wheel, North West Motorway Police tweeted: “Male been detained for drink-drive on the M66 – has blown 196 (YES THAT’S 196!!) at the roadside – as you can see from the photos you can see why it came to our notice @GMPtraffic #unbelievable #neednewwheels.”

A second tweet added: “Nearly six times over the limit.”

The drink-driving limit for motorists in England, Wales and Northern Ireland is 35 micrograms per 100 millilitres of breath.

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