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Yes, the driver must comply with the test required at that checkpoint.
Yes. Article 21.d requires a driver requested to take a test within an authorised preventive-check programme to comply. A crash or visible symptoms are not required in this scenario. The test is not voluntary. Do not apply the rule indiscriminately to any pedestrian uninvolved in a crash: this question concerns a driver. If a serious injury or illness prevents the ordinary test, Article 22.2 provisions apply.
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Only if involved in a crash.
Yes, the driver must comply with the test required at that checkpoint.
No, because it is always voluntary.
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