sobriety test
Drunk driving check
A sobriety test is a procedure used by law enforcement to determine whether someone is intoxicated, typically a driver suspected of drunk driving.
Field sobriety tests include walking a straight line, standing on one leg, or following a penlight with the eyes.
Chemical tests measure blood alcohol content through breath, blood, or urine samples: She failed the sobriety test and was arrested for DUI.
- blood alcoholEthanol concentration in bloodstream
- drunkImpaired by alcohol
- drunk drivingOperating vehicle while intoxicated
- DUIImpaired operating charge
- legal limitMaximum permitted by law
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Diagnostic fluid analysis
blood draw · blood alcohol test · breathalyzer · chemical test · toxicology screen
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