Ch. 11 · Owner & Manager

Safe-driving managers must retain records of alcohol screening confirmations made with an alcohol detector for six months.

[True / False · Hard]

Answer: ✕ False

Explanation

The text in "2 (3) (g)" specifies that confirmations must be "made using an alcohol detector, and those records must be retained for one year." The retention period is one year, not six months.

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Hikari
Hikari
Six months sounds about right for keeping those alcohol-test records, doesn't it?
Yui
Yui
Actually, that's false! Safe-driving managers have to keep those records for a full year, not just six months.
Hikari
Hikari
Oh wow, double the time I thought!
Yui
Yui
Yep! Just remember: one year for alcohol detector records — it's longer than you'd think.

Source: Ch. 11 Owner & Manager · Section (第2節 使用者、安全運転管理者、自動車運転代行業者などの義務) · Rules of the Road, Chapter 11, Section 2 / 2. Safe-driving managers (3) (g): For drivers about to drive and drivers who have just finished driving, the safe-driving manager must verify the presence or absence of alcohol — by visual confirmation of the driver's state and by using an alcohol detector — and must keep the records for one year while keeping the alcohol detector in proper working order at all times.

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