Cycling back from a night out involving heavy drinking

[Soup890]

Has any cycled to a club,house party, a rave, pub, bar, etc etc and cycled back home heavily intoxicated with alcohol late at night or early hours in the morning?

And if you did how many miles?

What was it like?

 

[vickster]

Illegal

 

[PpPete]

Not recently.
Used to frequently.
About 5 miles
Stopped by hitting high kerb and fracturing quill stem.

 

[AndyRM]

Yes, though alcohol was not the intoxicant of choice.

10.

Calming. It was about 3am or I'd not have done it.

 

[slowmotion]

Pass.

 

[Shaun]

Yes, my brother-in-law; broke several bones and lost two front teeth.

Skinful-cycling is not advisable.

 

[welsh dragon]

Drinking and cycling should be treated the same way as drink driving. You could cause someone else to crash and cause Injuries and even death. What is the differance?

 

[mattobrien]

What has this got to do with commuting?

 

[Dave 123]

What has this got to do with commuting?

Depends where you work......

 

[Shaun]

What has this got to do with commuting?

It hasn't - I've moved it.

 

[Rasmus]

I come from Denmark, a country known for heavy drinking, and ubiquitous cycling.

Make your own conclusions.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Drinking and cycling should be treated the same way as drink driving.

Nonsense, and that's why the sentencing options are different.

 

[TissoT]

Should Try drinking and driving Whilst Riding on the Track ... That would be interesting to watch

 

[welsh dragon]

Nonsense, and that's why the sentencing options are different.

You probably wouldn't think like that if a cyclist swerved into the path of your car causing you to crash and injuring you and or your family or worse still causing the death of a member of your family.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

You probably wouldn't think like that if a cyclist swerved into the path of your car causing you to crash and injuring you and or your family or worse still causing the death of a member of your family.

I would.