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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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After an impaired-driving arrest, an officer makes a chemical-test request under Connecticut’s required procedures. Does refusing guarantee that your driving privilege is unaffected?
Correct answer: No. Refusal can lead to licence suspension and other consequences.
Why
Driving in Connecticut carries implied consent to the specified chemical tests and nontestimonial portion of a drug-influence evaluation. Under the required arrest, notice and testing procedures, refusal can lead to suspension and can be used as evidence. A lack of a test result does not guarantee that the licence is unaffected.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Refusing an impaired-driving test · p. 35
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