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An officer arrests a driver for DUI and asks the driver to take a breath test. What does Washington's implied consent law mean for this driver?
Correct answer: By driving, the driver agreed to the test; a refusal costs the license
Why
The officer must warn the driver about the results of a refusal before the test. A refusal does not stop the case, because the refusal itself can be used as evidence. The officer can also get a warrant for a blood test.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Driving under the influence (DUI) · p. 37
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