A convicted drink-driver is at the centre of Devon and Cornwall police's Christmas campaign to highlight the dangers of getting behind the wheel when over the limit.
The man, caught last November, will be talking about the effect on his life, his job prospects and his personal relationships.
Police say they'll be carrying out roadside checks in the evenings and early mornings during the festive period - and will continue to breathalyse all motorists involved in collisions.
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