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Yes, always.
Yes. Drivers required to take part in preventive alcohol-testing programmes must undergo the tests even without an offence or symptoms. This does not make every pedestrian subject to indiscriminate preventive testing: other road users are covered in the circumstances specified by law, such as involvement in a crash or committing an offence. Follow officer instructions and the prescribed procedure.
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Yes, always.
Only if they have committed an offence.
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