08.09.26 | Lock Out Drink Driving hosts an event in Parliament calling for the use of alcolocks following the latest DfT figures

Today we took our message directly to Parliament, starting with a campaign stunt highlighting the 220 lives lost in drink-driving collisions in 2024, before bringing parliamentarians, road safety experts and campaign partners together to demonstrate how alcohol interlock technology can prevent drink-driving and save lives on UK roads. 🛣️

The message was simple: 220 lives lost is 220 too many.

We were delighted to see the campaign featured on BBC Radio 4’s Today in Parliament, helping take the case for alcohol interlocks beyond Westminster and to a national audience. 📻

Listen to the feature from 17:50 here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00318dk 🎧

It was a brilliant moment for the campaign and another sign of the growing momentum behind our call for change.

A special thank you to Scott Arthur MP for sponsoring the event, and thank you to everyone who joined us in Parliament, supported the campaign stunt and continues to champion stronger action on drink-driving.

The technology exists. The evidence exists. It’s time to Lock Out Drink Driving.

Want to support us further? Follow our LinkedIn page at Lock Out Drink Driving or if you would like to contact the campaign directly, send us an email at contact@lockoutdrinkdriving.org.uk. 📧