Immediate Roadside Prohibition Cases

The police received a complaint about a suspected impaired driver. The driver was stopped by the police for further investigation. The officer noted an odour of alcohol and the driver admitted to consuming alcohol. The officer made a breath demand into the Approved Screening Device (ASD). At first the driver refused to provide a breath sample and requested to speak to a lawyer. The driver changed their mind about providing a breath sample and 18 minutes later requested to provide a breath sample. The officer denied this request and issued a 90 Day Immediate Roadside Prohibition for a Refusal.

The driver went through a roadblock and exhibited minimal symptoms of impairment. The driver was honest to the office and admitted to consuming 3 beers throughout the evening. The driver provided two “Fail” readings into the Approved Screening Device (ASD). The devices were calibrated properly and were not expired. The driver was issued a 90 Day Immediate Roadside Prohibition.

There was a complaint about a possible impaired driver. The officer’s stopped the driver after they witnessed the vehicle swerve in the lane. An odour of alcohol was detected on the breath of the driver, but the driver denied consuming any alcohol. The officer made a demand for a breath sample. The driver blew two “Fail” readings. The devices were calibrated properly and were not expired. The driver was issued a 90 Day Immediate Roadside Prohibition.

The driver was stopped by the police after a report by a concerned citizen about a suspected impaired driver. The officer stated that the driver had a strong odour of liquor on the breath and speech was slightly slurred. The driver only provided one breath sample that registered a fail. The officer stated that the driver declined the second test.

The driver was pulled over by the police for going through a red light. The driver had difficulty rolling down the window. An odour of alcohol was detected on the driver’s breath. The driver admitted to the recent consumption of alcohol. A breath demand was made by the officer. The driver provided 6 samples of breath into the Approved Screening Device (ASD) but none were suitable breath samples. The officer deemed the driver to be refusing to provide a breath sample. The driver was issued a 90 Day Immediate Roadside Prohibition.

The driver was pulled for by the officer for speeding. The officer noted a strong odour of alcohol coming from the inside of the vehicle. The officer demanded a sample of the driver’s breath. The driver provided two “Fail” readings. The driver was issued a 90 Day Immediate Roadside Prohibition.