In which situation can an officer require a pedestrian to submit to a breathalyzer test?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, all road users, including pedestrians, are required to submit to alcohol and drug detection tests in two specific situations: if they are directly involved in a traffic accident or if they have committed a traffic violation. Therefore, the correct answer is that they must take the test if involved in an accident. It is incorrect to say 'never,' as this legal exception exists, nor is it 'in any routine check,' since general preventive checkpoints are aimed at vehicle drivers.

In which situation can an officer require a pedestrian to submit to a breathalyzer test?

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