Which policy related to DUI was included in the Omnibus Bill?

• A. Breathalyzer tests for suspected DUI.
• B. Mandatory drug screening for all drivers.
• C. Prohibition of alcohol nationwide.
• D. Automatic license suspensions for minor offences.

Answer: (A)

Breathalyzer tests for suspected DUI are a classic example of enforcement-focused measures packed into omnibus legislation. Omnibus bills bundle a range of policies to push forward safety and law-and-order goals, so giving police the authority to require a breath sample from drivers suspected of impairment directly strengthens the system for detecting and proving drunk driving. It fits the pattern of broad, practical reforms designed to curb impaired driving and improve road safety in a single sweeping bill.

The other options don’t align as well with how omnibus bills typically function or with historical DUI policy trends. A universal drug screening program for all drivers would be an expansive move that goes beyond the standard scope of such bills, nationwide alcohol prohibition would be a drastic policy that never occurred in this context, and automatic license suspensions for minor offences represent a different, more granular approach to penalties that wasn’t the focus of this omnibus measure.