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NatEx driver fails breathalyser

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Published: July 30, 2018
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A NatEx driver has been fired after failing a breathalyser test before the start of a journey to Stansted Airport.

A spokeswoman for the operator says all its coaches are fitted with Alcolock technology, only allowing a vehicle to start if the driver passes a breathalyser test.

It’s unknown how much the driver had drunk, but said he was removed from its network with immediate affect.

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