If you refuse a breath, urine, or saliva test when requested by a law enforcement officer, what might happen?

Refusing a breath, urine, or saliva test when requested by a law enforcement officer can lead to severe consequences, one of which is losing your license. This is often referred to as "implied consent" laws, which indicate that by driving, you have given your consent to submit to chemical testing if lawfully requested by an officer who suspects you of driving under the influence. When you refuse to take these tests, you violate these laws, and this can result in the immediate suspension of your driving privileges.

Losing your license typically means you will not be able to legally operate a vehicle for a specified period or until certain conditions are met, such as completing legal requirements or attending hearings. This reinforces the idea that compliance with testing is a serious legal obligation that comes with the responsibility of holding a driver's license.