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A driver with a Minnesota license is arrested for DUI in Sioux Falls. She tells the officer that South Dakota's implied-consent law does not apply to her, because her license is from another state. Is she right?
Correct answer: No, because driving in South Dakota counts as consent to a chemical test
Why
A chemical test of breath, blood or urine measures how much alcohol or other substance is in a driver's body. A refusal has results: it can be used as evidence at a DUI trial, and a driver under 21 who refuses loses the license for one year. The consent rule applies to every driver on South Dakota roads, residents and visitors alike.
Verified against South Dakota Driver License Manual · Alcohol and the Law · p. 20
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