Women drunk driving Maserati, why is drunk driving repeatedly prohibited?

The reason why drunk driving has been repeatedly banned is that the punishment is not severe enough, on the other hand, the investigation is not strong enough.

First of all, although the current traffic law is much stricter than before, whether it is the administrative handling of fines or sentencing detention, it still fails to change the color of people who drive and drink.

And many people have such luck that they may not be caught. Even if you get caught, you'll be fine as long as you're not drunk. They will be deducted a few points and fined some money. If they can buy points from scalpers, the money will be two or three thousand, and they can survive by biting their teeth.

It is precisely because of this that some people dare to break the law and ignore the safety of themselves and others.

Secondly, China has a special strange circle, which is relationship. Different from foreign countries, we are in a human society, and we don't make preparations in advance before doing something, but we are wondering if there are any relationships we can use to achieve the goal of getting things done quickly.

This is particularly prominent after the drunk driving incident. Some people think that there are acquaintances in the traffic police team during drunk driving. It's okay. If they are caught, they can always make a phone call and sell it to themselves.

Although these unhealthy trends have been curbed in recent years under the situation of vigorously fighting corruption, problems still exist.

Maserati drunk driving killed two people on the spot and injured four others. Behind this tragedy, it also reflects the failure of family education. The connivance of parents is the main source of this tragedy. It is ignorant and shameless to think that you can do whatever you want with money and treat other people's lives like dirt.

I don't want three people on Maserati to die directly in the ICU. They should be dismembered and live, and then accept the ruling of law and the condemnation of conscience.