Germany, tributary to the river Moselle, see: Salm, Germany;
Belgium, tributary to the river Meuse, see: Salm, Belgium.
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Salm argues that because she was never placed under arrest, the prerequisites of the implied consent law were not satisfied and she cannot be deemed to have unlawfully refused an implied consent test.
Salm's stop was effected by the use of emergency flashing lights and siren, she was advised that she was suspected of having a vehicle accident and she admitted that she had hit a tree.
Salm was asked to exit her vehicle and examine the damage, admitted that she had been drinking alcohol at the campground and submitted to requests for field sobriety and PBT tests.