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Yes, including at a preventive checkpoint.
Yes. Article 21 includes preventive checkpoints among the cases in which drivers may be required to take a test. A crash or offence is not necessary. Refusal can lead to immobilisation and the applicable legal consequences. This concerns a driver required by a competent traffic officer, not a request from a private person.
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Only if the driver committed an offence.
Yes, including at a preventive checkpoint.
Only if the driver was involved in a crash.
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