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"Under Missouri’s Implied Consent law, drivers operating motor vehicles on public highways in Missouri are obligated to submit to breathalyzer/blood tests whenever pulled over for suspected drunk driving. Typically, the breathalyzer/blood tests are part of a drunk driving investigation meant to determine a driver’s blood alcohol concentration. Refusing to take chemical tests as provided in sections 577.019 to 577.041 of Missouri legal statutes may lead to automatic suspension of a driver’s license.\r\nPreliminary Alcohol Screening vs Implied Consent Test\r\nAs part of their alcohol investigation, officers may ask drivers to blow into a Preliminary Alcohol Screening (PAS) device. This is simply part of the field sobriety tests, and drivers can refuse this test without risking their license. If the officer arrests the driver for Driving While Intoxicated, they will ask the driver to submit to another chemical test. If drivers refuse this test, they risk their license. Ideally, the officer will read the driver Missouri’s Implied Consent Admonishment, a bit of information similar to Miranda Rights, before asking for this chemical test. However, officers have been known to forget the admonishment, making the distinction less obvious.\r\n........"
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