A driving under the influence (DUI) test is administered when a police officer has reason to believe that you may have been operating a motorized vehicle while intoxicated. The police officer may stop you while you are driving and ask you to take a DUI test. You always have the option to refuse to take it. There are certain consequences for refusing to take a DUI test, however, and you should be prepared to accept these when you refuse.There are three types of DUI tests. The first type is the field sobriety test (FST), which is conducted on the roadside of the area where you were stopped. A police officer will have you perform a sequence of physical maneuvers that would be difficult for an individual in an inebriated state. These include having you track an item with your eyes as it travels 6 inches (about 15.24 cm) from your nose, picking up an object from the ground while standing on one leg, walking heel-to-toe in a straight line, touching your nose with your eyes closed, reciting the alphabet backward, and estimating 30 seconds with your eyes closed and head tilted back.


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