
Original title
RBT: Random Breath Testing
Released
6/27/2010
Origin country
AU
Genre
Reality
Production companies
Nine Network Australia
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
2
Number of episodes
9
A reality show on real alcohol and drug testing performed on Australian roads by the Police's RBT Squad.


RBT patrols the water, breath testing the home of country music and a driver blows twice the legal limit in Botany.

RBT sets up on the main road at Bondi, a driver is busted behind the wheel with a suspended licence, and a P plater has alcohol in their system.

A student on the way to a music festival admits to drinking a long neck beer while driving, and a watercraft pilot fails to get away with a switcheroo when the Water Police approach.

Police cannot understand why a P-plate driver insists that she was in the right to drive drunk, attempt to avoid a breath test and risk other road users' lives, allegedly because she needed to get sugar for her best friend.

A young P-plate driver has his licence suspended, and a motorcycle rider stopped for a defective taillight is found to have an outstanding arrest warrant. A father tests positive for drugs that he took the day before.

The annual Mardi Gras drink festival is a constant source of work for the RBT police. Truck drivers are tested at a way station and most prove to be clean. P-plate drivers do not seem to get the zero alcohol limit requirement.

Celebrations are cut short for a Kiwi driver whose girlfriend has just arrived in Australia, when they are stopped at a Random Breath Testing site.

Sometimes the RBT teams get into high speed pursuits with drivers attempting to flee a test. After over an hour of chasing one driver, the situation is getting critical, and needs to be brought to a close. Driving without headlights also features a dismal drink failure.


Robert's wife has just lost her job at the local council. His mates took him out to help him drown his sorrows, to say he overdid it is putting it mildly.
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