Refusing a chemical test as a commercial driver has significant consequences under implied consent rules and can result in administrative disqualification or other penalties. The legal framework treats refusal differently from a positive test, and penalties may be severe for commercial drivers, so it is important to understand those risks before deciding whether to submit to testing. Some defenses may still exist where proper procedures for requesting a test were not followed or where the driver lacked proper warning of consequences. If you refused testing, prompt legal review is necessary to determine whether procedural defenses apply or whether mitigation strategies can be pursued at administrative hearings. An attorney can evaluate whether the refusal was properly documented and advise on steps to challenge the administrative response while also preparing a criminal defense if charges proceed in Friars Point courts.