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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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An officer arrests a driver for DUII and asks him to take a breath test. The driver says that he never agreed to any test, and he refuses. Under Oregon's Implied Consent law, which statement is correct?
Correct answer: He agreed to the test when he chose to drive, and his refusal can bring a fine and a suspension.
Why
Implied consent means that the privilege to drive comes with a promise: if an officer arrests you for DUII, you will take the test that the law requires. Before the test, the officer must tell you your rights and the consequences. Depending on the case, the test can be of your breath, blood or urine.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Impaired driving · p. 91
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