Sixteen people will be off the roads for about three months after they were pulled over in Niagara.
The NRP charged each of them with impaired driving sometime over the last two weeks, between Monday May 11th and Sunday May 24th.
The oldest was a 62-year-old from St. Catharines and the youngest was a 21-year-old from Toronto.
Each driver also faces a 90-day license suspension.
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