What document may be issued by an officer at the time of an incident if a driver is impaired?

When an officer determines that a driver is impaired, they may issue a paper temporary license at the time of the incident. This document serves as a temporary means for the driver to operate a vehicle while their case is being processed, especially if their regular license has been suspended or revoked due to impairment. It allows the individual a limited period to continue driving legally until a final decision or hearing can take place.

The other options do not apply in this context. A warning ticket typically serves as an advisory rather than an enforcement action and is not specifically related to impaired driving. A driving record is a comprehensive document that details an individual’s driving history but is not issued at the scene of an incident. A medical report may be relevant in certain situations but would not typically be issued by an officer at the scene of an impairment incident.