Original title: "The criteria for determining drunk driving are about to change"?The authoritative response is coming!
Recently, the news of "the release of the latest inspection standards for drunk driving" has attracted attention. Many people have questions: Does the release of the new standard mean that the criteria for determining drunk driving and drunk driving have changed?
Screenshot of the full-text disclosure system of the national standard, the National Criminal Technology Standardization Technical Committee made a standard interpretation of this, saying that this standard does not involve the determination of "drunk driving". This standard stipulates the test methods for ethanol, methanol, n-propanol, acetone, isopropanol and n-butanol in blood and urine, which is the basis for qualitative and quantitative analysis and evaluation and quality control of laboratories, and does not involve the judgment threshold of "drunk driving" and "drunk driving".
Screenshot of the interpretation of the standard of the National Criminal Technology Standardization Technical Committee In response to the recommended national standard, the municipal public security traffic management department recently replied: that is, the new inspection standard is formulated to further improve the inspection and testing methods and improve the inspection and testing basis, and does not involve the identification of the "drunk driving" standard by the public security traffic management department, and does not involve the existing drunk driving punishment provisions. For example, in the process of driving and encountering the traffic police to check drunk driving, the driver (the tested person) breath test, if the value shows less than 20ml 100ml, it does not involve drunk driving, it is not illegal, if the value is equal to or exceeds the national 80mg 100ml drunk driving value, or the tested person does not recognize the test value, then further go to the hospital for blood testing, and send blood to determine whether it is drunk driving, that is, it is illegal. Currently, whether it is a drunk driving must be determined by a blood test.
The national standard for the detection of ethanol, methanol, n-propanol, acetone, isopropanol and n-butanol in blood and urine (GB T 42430-2023) will provide a standard method for various identification institutions to carry out the technical work of testing blood alcohol content. At the same time, the recommended national standard can be applied to other more extensive scenarios such as poisoning, death testing, medical emergency testing, and scientific research of five alcohols and acetone.
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