Reply #20: Like yeah, it does make it ok or something. No offense, friend, but by

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accepting the license, you have agreed to it. I didn't bother checking all the states, but here is the one from Florida. One would imagine the other states are similar. If you don't want to be subjected to a check, don't drive on the public highways. And again, driving is not a right, but a privilege.

Here you go:



Implied Consent Law
You will be asked to take a blood test, a urine test, or a breath test if an officer thinks that you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs while driving. By law, if you drive in Florida, you have agreed by signing your driver license to take these tests if asked. If you refuse to take the tests when asked, your license will automatically be suspended for one year. A second refusal will result in an 18 month suspension.

http://www.123driving.com/drivers-handbook2.shtml