Number of Drivers Aged between 18 and 21 and Probationary Drivers Arrested for Drink Driving in Past Five Years

Debated in Parliament on 11 Feb 2019.

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Murali Pillai asked the Minister for Home Affairs for the number of drivers aged 18 to 21 and probationary drivers arrested for drink driving over the past five years.
K Shanmugam responded that from 2014 to 2018, an average of about 17 motorists aged 18 to 21 were arrested annually for drink driving.
The corresponding average for motorists with probationary licences was about 111 arrests per year over the same period.
Detailed statistics were provided in a table following the response.
The exchange highlights concerns about drink driving among young and probationary drivers in Singapore.

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Murali Pillai

Mr Murali Pillai asked the Minister for Home Affairs over the past five years, how many drivers between the ages of 18 and 21, as well as probationary drivers, have been arrested for the offence of drink driving.

K Shanmugam

Between 2014 and 2018, on average, about 17 motorists between the ages of 18 and 21 were arrested for drink-driving annually. The corresponding figure for motorists with probationary licences was about 111. The table below provides the detailed statistics.

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Murali Pillai asked the Minister for Home Affairs for the number of drivers aged 18 to 21 and probationary drivers arrested for drink driving over the past five years.
K Shanmugam responded that from 2014 to 2018, an average of about 17 motorists aged 18 to 21 were arrested annually for drink driving.
The corresponding average for motorists with probationary licences was about 111 arrests per year over the same period.
Detailed statistics were provided in a table following the response.
The exchange highlights concerns about drink driving among young and probationary drivers in Singapore.

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Number of Drivers Aged between 18 and 21 and Probationary Drivers Arrested for Drink Driving in Past Five Years

Debated in Parliament on 11 Feb 2019.

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Murali Pillai asked the Minister for Home Affairs for the number of drivers aged 18 to 21 and probationary drivers arrested for drink driving over the past five years.
K Shanmugam responded that from 2014 to 2018, an average of about 17 motorists aged 18 to 21 were arrested annually for drink driving.
The corresponding average for motorists with probationary licences was about 111 arrests per year over the same period.
Detailed statistics were provided in a table following the response.
The exchange highlights concerns about drink driving among young and probationary drivers in Singapore.

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Murali Pillai

K Shanmugam

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Murali Pillai asked the Minister for Home Affairs for the number of drivers aged 18 to 21 and probationary drivers arrested for drink driving over the past five years.
K Shanmugam responded that from 2014 to 2018, an average of about 17 motorists aged 18 to 21 were arrested annually for drink driving.
The corresponding average for motorists with probationary licences was about 111 arrests per year over the same period.
Detailed statistics were provided in a table following the response.
The exchange highlights concerns about drink driving among young and probationary drivers in Singapore.

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Number of Drivers Aged between 18 and 21 and Probationary Drivers Arrested for Drink Driving in Past Five Years

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Number of Drivers Aged between 18 and 21 and Probationary Drivers Arrested for Drink Driving in Past Five Years

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