Sentence examples for intoxicated passengers from inspiring English sources

It has also put a children's sound toy called a Bop It in the back of cars across Charlotte, North Carolina, to dissuade intoxicated passengers from distracting drivers.

Paul J. Browne, a police spokesman, said the experiment was intended to prevent robberies of sleeping or intoxicated passengers who have been preyed upon in recent months when alone in cars late at night.

A Windsor, Ontario driver was sentenced to house arrest in 2014 after admitting to robbing intoxicated passengers.

"The commuters generally do not want or have a low tolerance for disruptions from intoxicated passengers," he said.

"A range of resources to support the safe management of intoxicated passengers will be piloted at all staffed stations," the report then proposed.

You also cannot get shortened probation if you were convicted of driving while intoxicated, driving while intoxicated with a child passenger, flying a plane while intoxicated, boating while intoxicated, assembling or operating an amusement park ride while intoxicated, intoxication assault, or intoxication manslaughter.[1][2].

Louisiana State Police arrested Billy Joe Madden after they stopped a pickup truck traveling on Interstate 12 and reportedly found his 8-year-old son driving while the 28-year-old father was intoxicated in the passenger's seat, according to Nola.com and the Louisiana State Police.

Mr. Batista was in the back seat and Mr. Mencia, who the police have said was deeply intoxicated, was in the front passenger seat.

A designated driver who was accused of driving while intoxicated last year when two of his passengers died in a crash was convicted yesterday of manslaughter in State Supreme Court, prosecutors said.

He pleaded guilty to vehicular assault and driving while intoxicated after an accident that injured another passenger in January.

Although Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly did not mention Mr. Mencia by name on Monday, he said that Mr. Tirado's front-seat passenger — Mr. Mencia — reported having been so intoxicated that he "did not remember any of the events that happened".