The appellant appealed a 90-day driver's licence suspension imposed after he failed to provide a breath sample during a traffic stop.
The appellant argued he was unable to provide the sample due to medical conditions, including a pacemaker and chronic bronchitis.
The Licence Appeal Tribunal reviewed the medical evidence and the testimony of the arresting officer.
The Tribunal found that the appellant's medical records did not support his claim of a respiratory condition that would prevent him from providing a breath sample, noting his lungs were clear and he had no difficulty with daily activities.
The appeal was dismissed and the licence suspension was confirmed.
