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An officer has reasonable grounds to believe that Driver D drove under the influence of an illegal drug and asks for a urine test. Driver D says, "I never agreed to any test." What is correct?
Correct answer: By driving in Rhode Island, Driver D has already agreed to chemical tests.
Why
Driving is a privilege that comes with conditions, and implied consent is one of them. A driver can still say no to the test, but the refusal itself brings penalties, such as a license suspension. A person who cannot give blood for religious or medical reasons can file a statement with the DMV and then take a breath, saliva or urine test instead.
Verified against Rhode Island Driver's Manual online version · Implied Consent · p. 61
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