The role of carbohydrate deficient transferrin as an alternative to gamma glutamyl transferase as a marker of continuous drinking in high-risk drivers (Road safety research report No. 104)
| Publisher: | Department for Transport |
| Publication type: | Research report |
| Published date: | 13 January 2010 |
| Mode/topic: | Roads, Road safety |
This report sought to explore the evidence base for the commonly used biomarkers of alcohol use in some areas of Europe, where the biomarkers of alcohol intake are considered to be an unbiased external yardstick and form an important part of the decision-making process for regranting of driving licences. Harmful and dependent drinking has been particularly linked to hazardous driving, with significantly increased risk of involvement in road traffic accidents.
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