Road rules / 🇨🇦 alcohol
A GDL driver caught driving with any alcohol in their body faces:
✓ ANSWER
An immediate licence suspension and having the vehicle seized
Breaking the GDL zero-alcohol rule brings an immediate licence suspension and vehicle seizure.
All the options
- ✓An immediate licence suspension and having the vehicle seized
- ✗A warning for a first offence
- ✗A small fine only
- ✗No penalty if under 0.05
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