Drunk driving in the United States

An employee of the Council of Ministers was fired Tuesday. The reason was the fact that he hit a taxi while he was drunk driving and even said to people that he is sure he will get away with it.

A picture of the employee quickly became viral on social media and gathered a number of negative comments.

Drunk driver with 5.19 BAC arrested in eastern town

POZAREVAC -- The traffic police in the town of Pozarevac in eastern Serbia on Thursday arrested a 42-year-old man for driving while extremely intoxicated.

The blood alcohol content (BAC) of the driver, S.B., was 5.19 milligrams per milliliter at the time of the arrest.

The legal limit in Serbia is 0.3 mg/ml.

The Public Order Ministry on Thursday announced that drivers who have had their licenses or number plates revoked for minor traffic violations committed up until Friday can get them back after paying the accompanying fine.

Zorana Mihajlovic, Serbia's deputy prime minister and traffic minister, announced on Monday that people under the age of 21 will soon be banned from driving between 11pm and 6am and will not be allowed to drive after drinking.

Killer drivers to be stopped

After horrific accident in Novi Sad in which three students got killed and brutal accident in which a girl from Nis lost her life, it is necessary to urgently adopt new more severe sentences against hooligans in traffic.