North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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An officer arrests you for driving under the influence and directs you to take a chemical breath test. You believe that you are sober and do not want to take it. What should you know?
Correct answer: You agreed to the test by driving here, and refusing can lead to revocation.
Why
Under North Dakota's implied consent law, driving on a highway or other public area means that you have agreed to a chemical test of your blood, breath, oral fluid, or urine for alcohol or drugs. The officer must first arrest you and must tell you that a refusal may lead to revocation. A test can also help you: if you are not over the limit, the result will show it. Refusing a roadside screening breath test can also lead to revocation.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Implied consent · p. 40
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