Authorities can take a drunk driver to court if they test positive for alcohol or drugs. This is because driving under the influence of these substances is considered a **very serious offense**. The consequences of testing positive include:

- **Fines**.
- **Loss of points** on the driving license.
- **Suspension of the driving license** for a specified period.
- **Possibility of imprisonment** if the lives of others have been endangered.
- **Prohibition from continuing to drive** by the traffic officer.
- **Immobilization of the vehicle** until the effects of alcohol or drugs wear off.

Additionally, alcohol and drug detection tests are mandatory for drivers who:

- Have been involved in a traffic accident.
- Show symptoms of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- Have been reported for violating traffic regulations.
- Undergo a preventive alcohol and drug consumption check.

Refusing to take these tests also results in penalties. Therefore, authorities have the right to take the driver to court if alcohol or drug consumption is confirmed.