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Impaired DrivingStandalone practice
Which conduct can be a Criminal Code impaired-driving offence?
Correct answer: Impaired operation, or knowingly refusing a lawful demand without reasonable excuse
Why
Impaired operation is a criminal offence even without a collision. Knowingly failing or refusing to comply with a demand under the specified Criminal Code provisions, without reasonable excuse, is a separate offence.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Driving within the Law · p. 113
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