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if you refuse to take a blood urine or breath test to determine if you’re driving under the influence of alcoholic drugs, you will automatically

Have your motor vehicle insurance canceled by the state

Have your driving privileges suspended for a year?

We required to pay a $500 fine

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In many jurisdictions, if you refuse to take a blood, urine, or breath test when suspected of driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs, you may face automatic penalties such as:

  • Suspension of driving privileges for a set period of time, which can often be around a year.
  • Increased fines or other penalties, which might include a fine (the amount can vary by state).

While specific consequences can differ by state or country, the most common outcome is a suspension of your driving privileges. So, out of your options, the correct answer is:

Have your driving privileges suspended for a year.

Always check your local laws for the most accurate and applicable information.