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Why you shouldn't drive when drunk

May 4, 2007 by muyiwa

I've just watched a segment on TV3 about the dangers of driving on New Zealand roads, especially those posed by [mostly teen-age] drink-drivers, unlicensed drivers, etc., and I remembered that a friend had sent me pictures from the scene of a fatal accident.

Please be warned that the attached pictures are of an extremely graphic nature, so please do not try to view them if you are of a queasy disposition. However, I urge you to share the images with anyone you know who has ever behaved irresponsibly behind the wheels.

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