Road rules / 🇨🇦 alcohol
A driver who blows a "fail" (0.08 or over) on a roadside screening device in B.C. faces:
✓ ANSWER
An immediate 90-day driving prohibition, among other consequences
A fail reading brings an immediate 90-day roadside prohibition, plus vehicle impoundment and possible criminal charges.
All the options
- ✓An immediate 90-day driving prohibition, among other consequences
- ✗A caution letter only
- ✗A 24-hour break from driving
- ✗No consequences until a court date
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