Police are appealing for anyone who saw the car to contact them
A total of seven people were caught driving under the influence of drink or drugs in Aberdeenshire and Moray at the weekend.
Five men and two women, aged between 23 and 73, were caught in separate incidents as part of road policing campaign Operation Cedar.
Four men and a woman were due to appear at Peterhead and Elgin Sheriff Courts yesterday.
The other two will appear at Peterhead Sheriff Court at a later date.
Sergeant Rob Warnock said: “There has been a number of fatal and serious collisions on roads in Aberdeenshire and Moray where alcohol and drugs have been a factor and it is disappointing that individuals are still putting themselves and others at risk.
“We are determined to do everything we can to make our roads safer and we actively respond to any reports by the public where driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is suspected as doing so can have devastating consequences.
“The safety of all road users and working to reduce the number of casualties on our roads is our number one priority and this is reflected in the ongoing work under the Operation Cedar initiative.”
Seven charged in two day drink and drug driving crackdown
