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Judge warns drink-driver it was 'pure luck' nobody died in crash

Mariah Grace Bell, 18, crashed into four parked cars. She was over three times the legal drink-driving limit.

Why it mattersThe case shows how quickly drink-driving can end in tragedy. It explains why learner drivers face strict rules about supervision and sobriety.

AustraliaRoad deaths from drink-driving remain a leading cause of fatal crashes in Australia, and young learners are especially at risk.

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