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Six months to one year in prison and driving disqualification for more than one year and up to four years.
Imprisonment for six months to one year and disqualification from driving motor vehicles and mopeds for more than one year and up to four years. The minimum disqualification is not exactly one year. The described conduct is not punished solely by a fine or by two points and two months without a licence. The scenario requires an officer’s request to take the legally established tests.
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Six months to one year in prison and driving disqualification for more than one year and up to four years.
Only two points and two months without a licence.
Only an on-the-spot fine.
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