Correct answer
Yes
Officers of the Authority may immobilise a vehicle and prohibit it from continuing to be driven if the driver, after being required to do so, refuses to take the breath or drug test, whether the driver is a novice or an experienced driver.
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Only in the case of novice drivers
No
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