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Red Herring · 05-01-10, 05:44 PM

No reason needed, a police officer in uniform can stop any vehicle being driven on the road. They can then require the driver to identify themselves, produce their documents, and examines the vehicle for construction and use offences.

A breath test can only be required if you have committed a moving traffic offence, been involved in an accident or the officer has reasonable grounds to suspect you've been drinking (this can come from your manner of driving, or the simple question "have you had anything to drink Sir?")

05-01-10, 05:44 PM	#43
Red Herring Member Mega Poster Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2,708	Re: One for the police on here No reason needed, a police officer in uniform can stop any vehicle being driven on the road. They can then require the driver to identify themselves, produce their documents, and examines the vehicle for construction and use offences. A breath test can only be required if you have committed a moving traffic offence, been involved in an accident or the officer has reasonable grounds to suspect you've been drinking (this can come from your manner of driving, or the simple question "have you had anything to drink Sir?")