Our emoji road safety campaign uses emojis to raises awareness about the dangers of drink driving, drug driving, not wearing a seat belt and using a mobile phone when driving.

Our emoji road safety campaign uses emojis to raises awareness about the dangers of drink driving, drug driving, not wearing a seat belt and using a mobile phone when driving.
The facts
The law
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In 2015, the drug driving law changed to make it easier for the police to catch and convict drug drivers.
The penalties for drug driving are the same as for drink driving. If you are convicted you could face:
The consequences of a drug drive conviction are far reaching and can include:
There are strict alcohol limits for UK drivers:
In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, the legal alcohol limit for drivers is:
In Scotland (from 5 December 2014), the legal alcohol limit for drivers is lower at:
There are strict penalties if you are convicted of drink driving, including:
However, this list does not reflect the everyday consequences of being caught drink driving which can include: