Julianna Naylor has been jailed after she drove on the wrong side of a dual carriageway , while drunk and upset following a family wedding . An accountant who got drunk at her father 's wedding because she was upset that she was not sat with her newly discovered biological family then caused a head on crash when she got behind the wheel . Julianna Naylor , 30 , was more than three times over the legal drink drive limit when she drove the wrong way on the A90 dual carriageway near Kinfauns , Scotland . Naylor , who was so drunk she could not remember how she ended up on the wrong side of the trunk road linking Perth and Dundee , caused a head-on crash with a car which was overtaking a heavy goods lorry . She had been at her father 's wedding earlier that day and was upset after she was put at a table a distance away from the rest of her family . Naylor had only recently been reunited with her biological father . She was jailed for six months and banned from driving for five years after she admitted the offence and accepted that she 'could have killed someone . ' Sheriff Lindsay Foulis told her : 'At the relevant time you were driving when the level of alcohol was more than three times over the legal limit . 'You managed to find yourself on the wrong side of the dual carriageway . Thinking it was a two way road you were driving in the outside lane of the dual carriageway . ' He added : 'You very frankly note that you could have killed someone and that you dread to think what could have happened . It is to your credit that you have that insight . 'There are a number of aggravating factors . You were considerably over the legal limit to drive . The element of dangerousness was not momentary . You have a previous conviction for an analogous matter . ' Naylor was jailed despite a number 'glowing testimonials ' about her job and her overcoming a difficult background . She had a previous conviction for careless drunken driving in 2004 . Naylor of Errol , admitted driving while she was more than three times over the limit on 20 September last year . She also admitted driving dangerously and on the wrong side of the dual carriageway before crashing into another car and causing extensive damage to both vehicles . She crashed her Nissan Juke into the Ford Fiesta being driven by Stuart Paterson . Naylor was so drunk she drove the wrong way on the A90 dual carriageway , causing a head-on crash . Fiscal depute Stuart Richardson said it was not clear how Naylor came to be going the wrong way and she was unable to offer any explanation to the court . 'Unfortunately , because of the alcohol taken she found herself on the wrong side of the road , ' Mr Richardson said . He said Mr Paterson was overtaking a lorry when he was suddenly confronted by Naylor 's car in the outside lane coming towards him at speed . He managed to take partial evasive action and nobody was injured , although both cars were badly damaged . Solicitor David McKie , defending , said : 'To al intents and purposes she is an upstanding member of the community . She voluntarily runs salsa dancing classes in Dundee . 'What happened was a direct result of her family history , and circumstances relating to the emotional impact of attending her biological father 's wedding . It was the emotional impact of that day of the wedding and the exclusion she felt . '
sue price , 30 , had recently been reunited with her biological father . But at a family wedding she was upset after being sat away from her family . Accountant got drunk and then behind the wheel of her motor Juke . She drove on wrong side of A90 in Kinfauns and suffered a head - on collision . Naylor admitted she could have killed someone and was jailed and banned . She pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and driving while over the limit .