Suspected drugged drivers refusing saliva test to face NT$180,000 fine

Drivers suspected of drug-impaired driving who refuse to take a rapid saliva test at a police checkpoint will now face a fine of NT$180,000 (US$5,763), according to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC).

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