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No more drunk driving? US to force carmakers to adopt life-saving tech by 2024
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 Dec 2023
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If you need to go to the hospital for an emergency call an ambulance and don't use it as an excuse for driving while drunk.
Imagine a family member showing signs of a stroke and you're twenty minutes outside of town. Are you really going to call for an ambulance and double the wait time before they're in the ER? Check your privilege city boy.
Just so I understand, in the context that you are replying to the theme of the article
the family member is showing signs of a stroke. The ambulance is going to take some time. You’ve been drinking and are over the limit, but thats still the best choice? Drunkenly driving to the hospital?
The context of the quoted section of the article is about what an acceptable false positive rate would be, not about what situations drunk driving would be acceptable.
And as shown, no one shall believe there was a false positive. WCGW?