Under New York’s Implied Consent Law:
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You can refuse to take a chemical test by exercising your Implied Consent rights.
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When you drive in New York State, you have agreed to take a chemical test if requested by an officer.
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A NYS officer may not ask for your consent to take a breath or blood test.
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You are required by law to give written consent to take the test.
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Explanation
According to the Implied Consent Law, driving a vehicle in New York means you consent to any test requested by an officer to determine your BAC level. These tests may include chemical, urine, breath, or blood tests.
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