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Wallet, Check. Keys, Check. Breathalyser, Check?
A new French law, coming into effect in July, will require tourists driving through France to carry a breathalyzer test. Drivers caught without a kit will face a fine of 11€.
The accuracy of the tests have been called into question and many have speculated that the new law is a thinly veiled attempt to make more money off foreign drivers.
The breathalyzer kits cost between around 1€ and 2€ and will be sold at ferry and tunnel terminals for crossings to France.
Read more at news.com.au.