Muhammad Faizan (23) and Sharon Enoch (46) were driving along the A605 near Coates on December 21 last year when they were struck by the Vauxhall driven by Owen Bird.
Mr Faizan was killed at the scene, while Miss Enoch was left with serious injuries including a fractured spine that left her in hospital for a month.
Bird (46) of Headland Way, Whittlesey, was jailed for eight years after he pleaded guilty to causing death by careless driving while over the prescribed limit and causing serious injury by careless driving while over the prescribed limit.
Another crook jailed was a paedophile who was caught on camera crashing his car on the day he was due in court.
Luke Jarrett, 26, was spotted by officers driving a green Jeep Cherokee on the A47, from Thorney Toll towards Wisbech, at about 9am on 22 September.
He had been due to attend Cambridge Magistrates’ Court to face charges relating to illicit images of children that morning.
Jarrett, of Lords Lane, Wisbech, was jailed for three years and four months, having pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and one count of distribute an indecent image of a child.
He also admitted three counts of make an indecent image of a child, two further counts of distribute an indecent photograph of a child and possess an extreme pornographic image, all for which he received no separate penalty.
They are among 15 criminals jailed for crimes in and around the city who police released pictures of.
These are not the only people jailed in November – just those who had their picture released.
13. Thomas Honeyman
Thomas Honeyman dragged an elderly woman to the ground and stole her purse. Honeyman (36) of London Street, Whittlesey, admitted robbery, two counts of burglary, theft of a motor vehicle, two counts of theft from a person, theft from a motor vehicle and theft from a shop. He was jailed for five years and four months Photo: PT
14. Margaret Walker
Margaret Walker as caught dealing drugs just months after completing a previous jail term. Walker (40) of no fixed abode, admitted possession with intent to supply crack cocaine and heroin and was sentenced to two years and ten months in prison. Photo: Police
15. James Law
James Law stole more than £600 worth of goods from shops in Bretton. Law (26) of no fixed address, was sentenced to one year and five months in prison after activating a suspended sentence. He pleaded guilty to eight counts of theft, one count of possession of cocaine, and one count of failing to surrender to police bail. Photo: Police