One of the recommendations we have is that if there's a motor vehicle accident, that should be adequate reason for an officer to administer a random roadside test, as opposed to having to go through the process of collecting the evidence to get that test, along with the roadside testing.
On the notion of the hard-core drinking driver, we have to be very careful. With all due respect, of the 440 people I tested, I would be equally concerned facing on the road the 19-year-old boy who blows 0.103 and can barely stand and walk, compared to the 55-year-old business person who wakes up at that reading before they go to work. Each is a danger, but I don't think we should suggest that one is more dangerous than the other.