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Yes, in all cases.
The Agents of the Authority may immobilise the vehicle and prohibit it from continuing to travel if, after being requested to do so, the driver refuses to take the alcohol or drugs test.
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Yes, in all cases.
Yes, but only when the test is positive.
No, never.
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