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Yes
Yes. Article 21 includes cyclists among drivers who may be required to take alcohol tests, including within preventive checks ordered by the authority. A previous crash, offence or visible symptoms are not necessary. Riding in a cycle lane does not remove the duty to undergo a lawfully required test.
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No, only drivers of motor vehicles
No, only when riding outside the cycle lane
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