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Q: What's the punishment for drunk driving for expats?

Is it different from what Chinese get?

15 years 1 week ago in  Health & Safety - China

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15 days in jail, same as Chinese. Some expats may be very unlucky and even find themselves deported.

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Jail and a good old fashioned pistol whip.

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double castration

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I think just having to drive here should be punishment enough. I know I'd want a drink or ten to steady the nerves enough to deal with becoming one with the chaos on the roads.

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I'm sure it isn't something that money can't help you out with... Wink When in Rome...

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Most police will never get past the photo session with you. If they do: drop a few hundred RMB on the floor and while they stoop to pick it up race away.

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Tired of dirt and lies.

 
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