Proposition de loi modifiant la loi relative à la police de la circulation routière, coordonnée par l'arrêté royal du 16 mars 1968 en vue d'instaurer une tolérance zéro pour l'alcool au volant.

This is a Belgian bill, introduced in the Chamber of Representatives, that would amend the country's road traffic police law (coordinated by the Royal Decree of 16 March 1968) to introduce zero tolerance for alcohol while driving. If adopted, it would lower or remove the permitted blood or breath alcohol threshold for drivers, aiming to reduce alcohol-related road accidents and deaths. Motorists in Belgium would be most directly affected, particularly those who currently may drive with a small amount of alcohol in their system. Road safety authorities and law enforcement would also be involved in applying the stricter rules. This summary is based on metadata only, not the full legislative text, so specific thresholds and penalties should be checked in the bill itself.