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Police reasonably believe a driver cannot operate safely because of a drug. What immediate roadside measure can follow under Manitoba law?
Correct answer: A 24-hour licence suspension and driving disqualification.
Why
If police reasonably believe drug influence makes a person unable to operate safely, they may request the licence. For a Manitoba licence holder, the licence and right to drive are suspended for 24 hours from that request, whether or not the card is surrendered. Other sanctions may apply under separate provisions.
Verified against The Highway Traffic Act, C.C.S.M. c. H60 · Section 265 (drug-impairment suspension)
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