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In Ontario, refusing a roadside breath demand from police:
Refusing a breath or sobriety demand is a Criminal Code offence — same penalties as failing.
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Question: In Ontario, refusing a roadside breath demand from police:
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- Has no consequence ✅ Is a criminal offence equivalent to failing the test
- Is a minor ticket
- Is allowed without a lawyer
Correct answer: Is a criminal offence equivalent to failing the test
Explanation: Refusing a breath or sobriety demand is a Criminal Code offence — same penalties as failing.
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- A yellow diamond-shaped sign is used to indicate what?
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