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Positive alcohol or drug test, especially serious defect and no compulsory insurance.
A positive result in prescribed alcohol or drug tests, vehicle defects presenting an especially serious safety risk, and absence of compulsory insurance are grounds under Article 104. Not every infringement automatically permits immobilisation. The measure must have a legal ground and satisfy applicable conditions.
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Positive alcohol or drug test, especially serious defect and no compulsory insurance.
Vehicle colour, music switched off and empty luggage.
Age alone, proper driving and valid documents.
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¿Cuál de estos grupos reúne tres supuestos legales que pueden justificar la inmovilización de un vehículo por un agente?
- Color del vehículo, música apagada y equipaje vacío.
- Prueba positiva de alcohol o drogas, defecto especialmente grave y falta de seguro obligatorio.(Correct answer)
- Antigüedad por sí sola, conducción correcta y documentación vigente.
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