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At any time, if the circumstances set out in the law apply.
When the legal circumstances apply, including preventive checks, an offence or involvement in a crash; responsibility for the crash is not required. Signs of alcohol influence can also be grounds. The driver must undergo a lawfully required test. For an adult driving a passenger vehicle with more than nine places, the maximum levels are 0.15 mg/l in exhaled air and 0.3 g/l in blood; these are different measurements.
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At any time, if the circumstances set out in the law apply.
Only when directly responsible for a traffic accident.
Only as a result of a report for committing traffic offences.
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