Can a driver refuse to undergo a Breathalyzer test after being requested to do so by a policeman?

1. Yes, he is allowed to refuse, because the policeman represents the health care system and not the law.
2. Correct answer: A driver is forbidden to refuse a policeman’s request to undergo a “breath test” or to give a blood/urine/saliva sample for testing.
3. Yes, he is allowed to refuse, because the test contradicts the Basic Law: Human Dignity and Liberty.
4. Yes, he is allowed to refuse, because of the Protection of Privacy Law.

WhyAt a police officer's request the driver must take a breath test or give a blood, urine or saliva sample. Privacy arguments do not work.