Driving after consuming alcohol is a clear case for license suspension and disqualification under the zero-tolerance legislation in Buenos Aires. ^[1] Traffic violations in Buenos Aires Province can result in fines, license retention, suspension, or disqualification depending on the severity of the infraction. ^[2] Serious sanctions apply to behaviors such as speeding, running a red light, driving against traffic, or driving while already disqualified. ^[3] The traffic regime in Buenos Aires is governed by Provincial Traffic Law 13.927 and Regulatory Decree 532/09, along with subsequent modifications and national norms. ^[4] The National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued yellow storm alerts for central, southwestern, and mountainous areas of Buenos Aires province, including municipalities such as Benito Juárez, Tandil, and Lobería, with possible strong winds and hail. ^[5] The weather forecast for Buenos Aires and the AMBA (Greater Buenos Aires) on Wednesday, September 2, calls for morning temperatures of 11°C, afternoon highs of 21°C, increased cloudiness, and a 10-40% chance of evening rain and isolated storms. ^[6] The forecast for Thursday, September 3, calls for continuing rain and storms during the early morning, with temperatures between 14°C and 19°C, followed by gradual improvement with southwest winds. ^[7] The weekend will see intensifying cold, with Saturday, September 5, partly cloudy and temperatures between 8°C and 15°C, and Sunday, September 6, more wintery with lows of 5°C and highs of 13°C. ^[8]