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A second breath alcohol test.
A second breath test under article 23.1 of the General Traffic Regulations, after informing the driver. At least 10 minutes must pass between tests, and observations may be submitted. A confirmatory test requested by the person is preferably a blood analysis, except for justified exceptional circumstances, under article 14.5 of the Traffic Act. A first negative result does not require officers to allow continued driving when symptoms persist or automatically impose a penalty; later measures depend on facts and evidence.
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None; they must let the driver continue even if symptoms persist.
None; that negative result itself automatically imposes a penalty.
A second breath alcohol test.
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