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No, because it is a voluntary test.
Authority officers responsible for traffic enforcement may require any road user or vehicle driver to take a preventive alcohol test. If the person required to do so refuses, the officer may immediately immobilise the vehicle, since this is not a voluntary test.
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No, because it is a voluntary test.
Yes, always.
Yes, but only if they are involved in an accident.
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