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Yes, for greater assurance and for comparison purposes.
Yes. Article 20 sets a maximum of 0.15 mg/l in exhaled air for this driver: 0.20 mg/l exceeds it, rather than being below the limit. Article 23 requires a second breath test for greater assurance and comparison, informing the person beforehand. At least 10 minutes must elapse between the tests. This does not depend on a crash and is not merely a recommendation because of inexperience.
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Only if they are directly involved in a road accident.
Yes, for greater assurance and for comparison purposes.
No, for this they must have a level above 0.25 milligrams per litre.
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