A teenager driving over the limit after a night out with friends crashed his car when one of them threw a kebab box at him, a court heard.
Mason Emery, 18, lost control of his red Citreon vehicle on Royal Oak Road in Gloucester and it collided with a light.
Police attended and he failed a roadside breath test after the accident at around 3.10am- recording a reading of 59 microgrammes of alcohol per 100 milliletres of breath.
The drink drive limit is 35 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Emery, of Lysons Avenue, Gloucester, pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle when alcohol is above the limit at Cheltenham Magistrates Court today.
Mark Anderson, defending, said his client had committed a "matter of foolishness" as him and his friends didn't have enough money to get home.
He added that he is a student hoping to gain an apprenticeship and that he is sorry for letting people down by his actions.
Emery was fined £120 and has to pay the usual court costs, adding up to £235 altogether.
He was disqualified from driving for 16 months.