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Esther Linder

Falling random breath tests blamed on police shortages

A key motoring group wants an increase in the rate of random breath testing which has fallen in NSW. (Julian Smith/AAP PHOTOS)

A shortage of police has been blamed for falling rates of random breath-testing in NSW as advocates call for an immediate lift to save lives on the state's roads.

A survey by motoring group NRMA shows about one in five drivers have been checked for alcohol in recent months.

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