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Yes, provided that they offer sufficient guarantees.
Yes, if properly licensed for that vehicle, fit to drive safely and offering sufficient assurance to the officers. Article 25 allows another person to take over and immobilisation to be lifted under the prescribed conditions, subject to judicial directions. Just any licence is insufficient if it does not cover that vehicle, and a negative test alone does not prove overall fitness. Replacement does not remove the original driver’s possible liability.
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No, and the car will be immobilised by the officer.
Yes, provided that they offer sufficient guarantees.
No, a passenger can never replace a driver at the wheel.
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