Global gurus at drink & drug driving course
February 1st 2009 Road safety practitioners from New
Zealand and the Netherlands will
join a panel of experts on drink and
drug driving at a one-day
conference, organised by Brake, the
road safety charity, at the Royal
College of Physicians, London, on
13 May 2009.
The conference explores
methods for tackling drink and
drug driving. Topics include: latest
research into the effectiveness of
roadside drug testing devices;
enforcement of drink and drug
driving laws; and development of
effective policies to prevent
crashes.
Expert speakers include:
Sjoerd Houwing, Senior
Researcher, Institute for road
safety research (SWOV), the
Netherlands - Drink and drug
drivers across Europe
Dr Mark Young, Brunel
University - Hung over? The
risks of morning-after driving
Superintendent Paula Rose,
National Manager, New Zealand
Road Policing - Compulsory
breath testing in New Zealand: a
deterrent?
The fee is £126 (+VAT) for
Brake Professional subscribers or
£166 (+VAT) for non-subscribers. More articles from Brake - The National Road Safety Charity: | 
