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Yes, and you also commit a breach of traffic regulations.
If a driver refuses to undergo a breathalyser test requested by a traffic officer, the officer may immobilise and seal the vehicle, preventing it from being driven, as stated in Article 25 of the Traffic Regulations. Refusing to take the breathalyser test also constitutes a breach of traffic regulations and may be considered a very serious offence.
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No, because traffic officers cannot check whether you exceed the maximum alcohol limit if you refuse to undergo a breathalyser test.
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Yes, and you also commit a breach of traffic regulations.
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