DB joins with Uber as new drink limits hit
DB has formed a partnership with Uber as part of a campaign to ease the transition to new alcohol limits for drivers.
DB Breweries has formed a partnership with global transport app Uber as part of a wider campaign to ease the transition to new alcohol limits for drivers.
Uber connects riders with drivers at a fraction of the price of a standard taxi.
DB managing director Andy Routley says all those who
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Thu, 04 Dec 2014
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DB joins with Uber as new drink limits hit
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