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Slovenia Acquires New Breathalyzers for Stricter Alcohol Testing
Slovenia's Ministry of Interior will purchase 96 new breathalyzers for 770,000 euros, following a Constitutional Court decision that driver consent alone is insufficient for alcohol testing. This aims to implement stricter rules for checking driver sobriety.
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