http://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/135405/slurring-falling-and-still-driving
Otago Daily Times [New Zealand]
9 November 2010
Slurring, falling and still driving
By Hamish McNeilly
[...] Asked what urban legends he had heard in connection with drink-driving tests, Dr [Allan] Stowell said he had heard of how didgeridoo players can "beat' a breath-alcohol test by drawing air through the nose at the same time as breathing through their mouths.
"If this is correct and they can satisfy the stringent airflow requirements of the breath-testing devices, which I doubt, they could significantly lower their breath-alcohol test results." [...]
Otago Daily Times [New Zealand]
9 November 2010
Slurring, falling and still driving
By Hamish McNeilly
[...] Asked what urban legends he had heard in connection with drink-driving tests, Dr [Allan] Stowell said he had heard of how didgeridoo players can "beat' a breath-alcohol test by drawing air through the nose at the same time as breathing through their mouths.
"If this is correct and they can satisfy the stringent airflow requirements of the breath-testing devices, which I doubt, they could significantly lower their breath-alcohol test results." [...]
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