Under which condition will a driver face an Administrative Driver's License Suspension for 90 days?

A driver will face an Administrative Driver's License Suspension for 90 days if they refuse to submit to a breath sample. This is a serious violation as it is considered an indication of impaired driving and is treated with strict penalties in order to deter individuals from avoiding testing when they may be under the influence of alcohol. The refusal implies a reluctance to comply with laws designed to maintain road safety and can lead to significant consequences, including the suspension of the driving license.

The other conditions mentioned in the multiple-choice question do not warrant a 90-day suspension on their own. For example, having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) between 0.05 and 0.08 may lead to penalties, but these would typically involve fines and potentially a lesser suspension depending on circumstances, rather than an immediate Administrative License Suspension. Failing to pay a traffic fine can lead to various enforcement actions, but this does not directly result in an automatic suspension of the driver's license. Exceeding the speed limit by a significant margin, like 30 km/h, might incur demerit points and fines but again, does not trigger an immediate license suspension like refusing to provide a breath sample does.