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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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An officer arrests Dana on suspicion of drunk driving and asks her for breath samples. Dana says she never agreed to be tested. Under New Jersey law, what is true?
Correct answer: Dana already agreed to breath testing by driving in New Jersey.
Why
Refusal does not help a driver. For a first offense, it brings loss of driving privileges until an ignition interlock is installed, a referral to an Intoxicated Driver Resource Center, fines, and a $1,000 yearly surcharge for three years. A driver who refuses may also be taken to a hospital, where staff may draw blood.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · Breath Test · p. 129, 117
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