DUI State Law · Vermont

Vermont Roadside Saliva (Oral Fluid) DUI Testing Law

How Vermont treats oral fluid (saliva) testing in DUI enforcement — the statute, its current status, and what that means for agencies running roadside drug screening.

Status: No Oral Fluid Provision

Statute and status in Vermont

Statute / authority: 23 VSA § 1202 — No oral fluid provision

One of three states with no oral fluid provision per Responsibility.org. Implied consent limited to breath and blood.

Reviewed Apr 2026. Always verify state law before deployment. This page summarizes OraTek's research and is not legal advice.

What this means for agencies in Vermont

Vermont has no oral fluid provision in its implied consent statute. Agencies here cannot rely on saliva as an evidentiary specimen. Screening may still inform an investigation where department policy permits, with blood as the evidentiary test.

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