Overview
- On Autopista Riccheri, a driver who denied drinking tested above the breathalyzer’s measurable range (>3.0 g/l).
- A second maximum reading in Bahía Blanca also exceeded the device limit, with officials releasing images from the stop.
- On National Route 9, another driver registered 2.14 g/l after saying he had “a glass” at a friend’s home.
- In all three stops, ANSV agents seized licenses, halted the trips and initiated sanctioning processes that can include judicial driving bans.
- The cases formed part of summer controls that checked 1,013,198 vehicles in January–February, issued 23,527 infractions and recorded 3,672 positive alcohol tests, with 6,421 licenses and 1,605 vehicles retained.