High street pub chain JD Wetherspoon has opened the doors of the very first motorway service station pub. found at Beaconsfield services on the M40 in Buckinghamshire, the pub will be open from 4am to 1am seven days a week, increasing worry among road security campaigners.
The hope as well as champion pub will be able to offer alcohol from 9am as well as is declared to be ‘the very first of lots of Wetherspoons on the motorway’ by chairman Tim Martin.
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Road security group, Brake, is concerned about the opening, with a spokesmen telling the BBC: “The opening of a pub on the motorway might be of genuine worry unless safeguards are put in location with strong messages to alert about the dangers of drink-driving.”
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“As it is putting temptation there in front of drivers, it is doubly crucial the messages are additional clear. Our recommendations to motorists is if you are driving, don’t drink any type of amount of alcohol.”
The organisation declares one in six deaths on UK roads are down to drink driving. In 2012, 280 people were killed as well as 1,210 experienced severe injuries in accidents triggered by motorists over the drink drive limit.
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