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Drivers of any vehicle, including bicycles.
Drivers of any vehicle, including bicycles, not only car and motorcycle drivers. Article 14.2 of the Road Safety Act also requires other road users to undergo testing when involved in a crash or after committing an offence specified in the Act. That differs from indiscriminately subjecting any pedestrian to a preventive checkpoint without those circumstances.
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Drivers of any vehicle, including bicycles.
Any pedestrian, even without involvement in a crash or commission of an offence.
Only car and motorcycle drivers.
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