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Yes, for verification purposes.
During a breathalyser test, if a driver gives a result above the maximum permitted level, a second test must be carried out for verification purposes. This second test is intended to confirm the first result, providing a more reliable and accurate measurement of the driver's breath-alcohol level. This procedure is standard practice in breathalyser tests to ensure the accuracy and legality of the process.
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Yes, for verification purposes.
Only if they show clear signs of having consumed alcohol.
No, they will be taken to a health centre for an analysis to be carried out.
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