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Bicycle riders.
Bicycle riders must also comply: the duty covers drivers or riders of any vehicle, not only motor vehicles. Other road users must comply when involved in a traffic accident or when they have committed a traffic offence, under Article 14.2 of the Traffic Act. A preventive checkpoint alone does not make every pedestrian subject to testing.
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Bicycle riders.
Only drivers of motor vehicles.
Every pedestrian merely passing the checkpoint, with no accident involvement or traffic offence.
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