Road rules / 🇬🇧 alcohol
A driver who refuses without reasonable excuse to provide a specimen for analysis:
✓ ANSWER
Commits an offence, punishable in the same way as drink driving
Refusing to provide a specimen of breath, blood or urine when required is itself a serious offence.
All the options
- ✓Commits an offence, punishable in the same way as drink driving
- ✗Faces only a small fixed-penalty fine
- ✗Can insist on a blood test at home instead
- ✗Cannot be prosecuted without other evidence
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