On or after 2 April 2026, police have reasonable grounds to suspect drug-impaired driving. Which statements reflect the national testing rule? Select all that apply.
Police may require a saliva reagent test✓Correct answer
Police may use another prescribed test✓Correct answer
The driver may ignore every test if there was no crash
The driver must comply with the required test✓Correct answer
Explanation
From 2 April 2026, police may use a saliva reagent procedure or another prescribed method on reasonable grounds, and the driver is required to comply. The rule does not give a suspected driver a general right to ignore the required procedure merely because no collision occurred.