Refuse to give blood or urine sample - drink driving

Maximum Penalty - Refuse to give blood or urine sample - drink driving

Road Safety Act 1986 - SECT 49

For the charge of 'Refuse to give blood or urine sample - drink driving', the maximum penalty is:

First Offence: 12 penalty units

Second Offence: 12 months / 120 penalty units

Subsequent Offence: 18 months / 180 penalty units

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