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That another duly qualified person can take over driving it.
If the results of the tests and analyses to detect alcohol in a driver are positive, the officer may proceed to immediately immobilise the vehicle, by sealing it or another effective procedure that prevents it from being driven, unless another duly qualified person can take over driving it.
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That children or elderly people are travelling in the vehicle.
That the driver pays the financial penalty imposed on the spot.
That another duly qualified person can take over driving it.
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