The E-Check program is a key component of the 10-year maintenance plan to protect air quality while allowing for 10 years of economic growth. With the pollution reductions achieved by the E-Check program, there is more room for new businesses to bring jobs to Ohio and for existing businesses to expand.
The term alcohol screening usually refers to a written test that one takes in order to determine whether he suffers from alcoholism problems or not. An alcohol screening can also refer to a physiological test that is given to someone suspected of being illegally drunk.
You have the option of refusing a roadside sobriety test, but each individual situation will depend on a number of factors. A 'roadside breath test,' also called a preliminary alcohol screening test or 'PAS,' indicates the presence of alcohol based on a breath sample. Unlike the chemical test, where refusal to submit may have serious consequences, in most states you are not legally required to take any field sobriety tests or FSTs.