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Luxembourg road safety campaigners Sécurité Routière has launched two novel ways to combat drink driving in the grand duchy: the wine bag and ethyloborne.
The first is a simple scheme: you order a bottle of wine in a restaurant with your meal but have to drive afterwards. Preferring not to leave an unfinished bottle, some customers may be tempted to empty it in one sitting. The wine bag, pictured below, will be made available to restaurant customers at a price of €1, enabling them to take home their unfinished bottle of wine.
The ethyloborne is a bit more techy—these stations were designed to be installed in cafés, restaurants, hotels and bars so that customers can test whether they have exceeded the threshold for alcohol in their blood.
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https://www.scoop.it/t/luxembourg-europe/?&tag=alcohol
Luxembourg road safety campaigners Sécurité Routière has launched two novel ways to combat drink driving in the grand duchy: the wine bag and ethyloborne.
The first is a simple scheme: you order a bottle of wine in a restaurant with your meal but have to drive afterwards. Preferring not to leave an unfinished bottle, some customers may be tempted to empty it in one sitting. The wine bag, pictured below, will be made available to restaurant customers at a price of €1, enabling them to take home their unfinished bottle of wine.
The ethyloborne is a bit more techy—these stations were designed to be installed in cafés, restaurants, hotels and bars so that customers can test whether they have exceeded the threshold for alcohol in their blood.
Learn more / En savoir plus / Mehr erfahren:
https://www.scoop.it/t/luxembourg-europe/?&tag=alcohol