NSW drink-driving rates rise as tests dive

By Joanna Guelas
Updated December 2 2022 - 7:53pm, first published 7:49pm
Motoring group the NRMA says police need to step up the rate of random breath tests for drivers. (Julian Smith/AAP PHOTOS)
Motoring group the NRMA says police need to step up the rate of random breath tests for drivers. (Julian Smith/AAP PHOTOS)

NSW has dropped the ball on policing drunk drivers, a motoring group says, after roadside breath tests in the state halved in two years.

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