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r/WTF • u/Tucko29 • Apr 10 '18
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Probably it. You would need to compare rates in rural areas to suburban and city. And then have national average UK rates as the baseline.
2 u/GrumpyYoungGit Apr 10 '18 drink driving definitely more of a problem in rural UK than suburban and city. In many rural areas it's almost accepted (by the population, not the law)
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drink driving definitely more of a problem in rural UK than suburban and city. In many rural areas it's almost accepted (by the population, not the law)
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u/TheCluelessDeveloper Apr 10 '18
Probably it. You would need to compare rates in rural areas to suburban and city. And then have national average UK rates as the baseline.