Practice question
A heavy vehicle driver is tested positive for drug presence by a roadside drug test. What is the legal consequence?
- A formal caution only for a first offence
- The driver may be required to submit to a laboratory blood/oral fluid test, and if confirmed, faces licence loss and penalties
- Only the operator faces penalties; the driver is exempt if they did not know they were impaired
- No penalty if the drug was prescribed by a doctor
Answer: B — The driver may be required to submit to a laboratory blood/oral fluid test, and if confirmed, faces licence loss and penalties
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