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alcohol testing


Question Posted Friday March 14 2014, 2:48 pm

How does alcohol testing work? Like when you get pulled over and they make you breathe in something or they take your blood? How does your breath tell how much you drank if the booze is in your blood? Can you see why I am confused?

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RhiannaGurney answered Sunday March 16 2014, 6:49 pm:
When your pulled over and they take a alcohol test it's to do with how strong it is on your breath!

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Dragonflymagic answered Friday March 14 2014, 4:58 pm:
Here's a link that explains it.

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