Chance to ask questions about drink-driving

What do you think about the naming of people charged with drink drivers?

How easy is it to treat a patient involved in an accident who has been drinking?

Have you ever wondered exactly what happens at the scene of a crash?

Between 12.30pm and 2pm on Wednesday December 18, Chief Inspector Natalie Moloney from Sussex Police, Tim Fellows from the ambulance service and Justin Goodchild from the fire service will take your questions through the police website.

You can email them in advance to [email protected] or submit them on the day and watch them being answered live by visiting www.sussex.police.uk/whats-happening/drink-driving.

On the evening of Tuesday December 17 road policing officers will be tweeting live from roadside checks about how the operation is going.

From 9pm to midnight you can follow the updates and ask questions by following the hashtag #drinkordrive.

Two more people were charged yesterday with drink-related driving offences in Sussex.

Barry Sullivan, 47, was arrested in St James Road, Chichester, at 10.10pm on Tuesday (10 December) after a car was stopped by a police patrol in the road.

Sullivan, of Peckham Close, Runcton, was charged with drink-driving and released on bail to appear at Worthing Magistrates’ Court on 4 February.

Daniel Berry, 22, was arrested in The Avenue, Chichester, at 1am yesterday after officers saw a Mini Moto being driven on the road without lights.

Berry, of no fixed address, was charged with drink-driving and driving without a licence and was released on bail to appear at Worthing Magistrates’ Court on 28 January.

You can text officers on 65999 with the details of people you suspect of drink or drug driving, along with their car make and registration number.

To report anyone driving antisocially visit www.operationcrackdown.co.uk.

If you know someone is driving after drinking or taking drugs call 999.