Iowa SF2082 amends implied consent laws for testing blood, breath, or urine specimens following a motor vehicle accident resulting in death.

Iowa SF2082 modifies the state's implied consent law to require individuals involved in a motor vehicle accident resulting in death to submit to chemical testing of their blood, breath, or urine. This change removes the requirement for a peace officer to have reasonable grounds to believe the person was operating while intoxicated. The bill also updates the conditions under which a peace officer can request such tests and outlines the penalties for refusal to submit to testing, including driver's license revocation.

Iowa SF2082 amends implied consent laws for testing blood, breath, or urine specimens following a motor vehicle accident resulting in death.

Iowa SF2082 modifies the state's implied consent law to require individuals involved in a motor vehicle accident resulting in death to submit to chemical testing of their blood, breath, or urine. This change removes the requirement for a peace officer to have reasonable grounds to believe the person was operating while intoxicated. The bill also updates the conditions under which a peace officer can request such tests and outlines the penalties for refusal to submit to testing, including driver's license revocation.