Byron Camilleri said he is open to all amendments to the drink-drug driving bill, provided they retain the spirit of the proposed law. The home affairs minister was speaking after Labour Party backbencher Edward Zammit Lewis proposed that the law should also account for reckless driving, besides drink and drug driving. “We want people to think twice before doing something that can put the lives of others in danger.”What the bill currently proposesParliament is currently debating a draft bill to start random roadside testing for drink and drug driving. Organisations including Doctors for Road Safety and the Authority for the Responsible Use of Cannabis are in favour of the government’s drive to introduce roadside alcohol and drug testing. RELATED STORIES Introduce random drug, alcohol testing of motorists, emergency doctor insistsDoctors for Road Safety call for urgent measures after latest road deathDoctors for Road Safety, alongside government agency FSWS and the psychiatry association, have also asked the government to take into account prescription drugs.