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Yes, under the same conditions as a breathalyser test.
Traffic officers may carry out a drug-use detection test on drivers they consider it necessary to test, under the same conditions as a breathalyser test.
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No, because there are no tests for detecting drug use.
Yes, under the same conditions as a breathalyser test.
No, if the driver shows no signs of having taken drugs.
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