referred, unsteady.
Drinking & driving 1598Does 'mood change' really matter? Perhaps you're equating this to a change of atbreastude to one's driving, like a reduced sensitivity to the concern for safety. I'm not sure it's the same thing, but...
The slight - and temporary - unsteadiness when walking (part way through the evening) does not necessarily mean an inability to handle the controls of the car reliably.
You say greatly increased. I think you need to quantify that, if your point is to be valid.
to driving style, please see my earlier comments in this topic.
Why do you say that? I thought I offered a reasonable explanation regarding those concerns.
Drinking & driving 1599for so I You OK, it is not so much a matter of *your* doubts Ian, perhaps more a question of doubts in general. The...
No I am not. I could equally well accuse you of being overconfident, either in general terms or as a result of other influences such as alcohol. After all, you don't seem to own up to being at fault much.
You have no knowledge of the roads I travelled, or the conditions at the time, or anything to do with the hazard situations and I how approached them.
What you are doing is making generalised complaints, applying them to a specifc situation and pronouncing judgement. Without being there and witnessing the entire episode, you are not able to evaluate the degree of danger presented, and nor is anyone else. I wouldn't mind being judged if were to be done on an informed basis. In this case it is not.
Best wishes all, Dave.
