Recent amendments to UK driving licence regulations have introduced a zero-alcohol policy for new drivers, sparking a wave of criticism. This stringent measure, aimed at eliminating alcohol consumption among novice motorists, has been met with accusations of overregulation. Detractors argue that such draconian laws infringe on personal freedoms and question whether they are genuinely necessary to promote road safety. The debate continues as prevention remains the central argument against any form of legalisation.

Source: DB Recovery Resources