AA spokeperson, Layton Beard doesn't think legislation changes will help

The Weekend View
15/01/2017 8 min
AA spokeperson, Layton Beard doesn't think legislation changes will help

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Layton Beard, Automobile Association spokesperson, says he doesn't think changing the legislation will help much. In an effort to curb escalating numbers of road carnage, transport minister Dipuo Peters, says she's looking at changing legislation, to make drunk driving a schedule 5 offense as opposed to a schedule 3 it currently is.

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