When you are driving in the states, you have consented to?

• A. Take a test for the alcohol level in your blood, breath or urine
• B. Refusing all testing
• C. A saliva test only
• D. A urine test only

Answer: (A)

Implied consent means that by driving a vehicle you agree to be tested for impairment if a law enforcement officer asks you to after a lawful stop. In Ohio, the test can be blood, breath, or urine to determine alcohol or drug levels. That’s why the correct choice is that you have consent to take a test for the alcohol level in your blood, breath, or urine—the test may be any of these methods. Refusing testing isn’t consent, and it can carry penalties like license suspension. A saliva test only or a urine test only doesn’t cover all the approved methods, so they aren’t as accurate a description of what you’re agreeing to under this rule.