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Yes.
Road traffic regulations state that all vehicle drivers are required to undergo tests for the detection of alcohol or the presence of drugs, which will be carried out by officers responsible for traffic policing whenever they request it.
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Only when they are involved in an accident.
Yes.
No, they are only required to undergo alcohol detection tests.
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