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A driver refuses, without a reasonable excuse, a lawful demand for a roadside breath sample. What consequence can follow?
Correct answer: An immediate driving prohibition and other serious penalties
Why
Refusing a lawful roadside breath demand without reasonable excuse can lead to an immediate driving prohibition and other serious consequences. Impaired-driving and refusal cases may also involve impoundment, monetary penalties or criminal proceedings. Do not assume refusal avoids the law because no sample was obtained.
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