In Georgia, all drivers are required to take a breathalyzer test (or blood or urine test) if stopped on suspicion of DUI. This requirement exists under Georgia’s “implied consent” law, which states that drivers consent to test simply by virtue of driving on the state’s public roads. If you refused the breathalyzer during your traffic stop, then you could be facing additional penalties under the implied consent law—and you could be convicted of an implied consent violation even if you are not actually guilty of driving under the influence.