07-05 Service Vehicle Collision Flashcards
What may a member be subject to if determined to be at fault in a service vehicle collision?
Criminal/provincial charges, disciplinary action, driving assessments/driver development training, revocation of their Blue Card.
A Blue Card is a motor vehicle certificate authorizing members to drive specific classes of Service vehicles.
What is required for all service vehicle collisions deemed reportable under HTA criteria?
Recorded on a SRLD401, completed in full and submitted electronically to the Ministry of Transportation (MTO).
How should non-reportable service vehicle collisions under HTA criteria be documented?
Recorded on an eReport and do not require a SRLD401.
Who conducts the investigation if the collision involves a vessel from Specialized Emergency Response – Marine?
A Marine officer.
What actions should a Supervisory Officer take when notified of a reportable or non-reportable SVC in Toronto?
Attend the scene, notify the OIC, ensure compliance with investigation procedures, gather evidence, review ICCS video if applicable, complete a TPS 559 for each involved vehicle, and record damage.
What should be done if criminal or provincial charges are warranted against an involved member?
Consult with the Unit Commander, take immediate action if required, and initiate the applicable charge.
What is the definition of a Blue Card?
A motor vehicle certificate issued to members authorizing them to drive specific classes of Service vehicles.
What does ‘Intentional Contact’ mean in the context of service vehicle collisions?
When a Toronto Police Service vehicle intentionally comes into contact with another vehicle, person, or object to stop a threat.
What defines a Reportable Collision?
A collision resulting in personal injury, death, or property damage exceeding $2000, requiring immediate reporting to the nearest police officer.
What constitutes a Service Vehicle?
Any vehicle, vessel, aircraft, or bicycle owned or operated by the Service for official duties, including leased, owned, or rented vehicles.
What is a Service Vehicle Collision (SVC)?
A vehicle collision involving a Toronto Police Service vehicle, either directly or indirectly.
What is the purpose of the Service Vehicle Collision Reduction Committee (SVCRC)?
To monitor vehicle collisions for trend analysis, problem identification, quality assurance, and training issues.
What does the Service Vehicle Collision Report (SVCR) consist of?
A SRLD401, traffic officer’s memorandum book notes, witness statements, involved member’s memorandum book notes, and a TPS 559.
What distinguishes a Marked Vehicle from an Unmarked Vehicle?
Marked vehicles have police decals, emergency lighting, and a forward-facing electronic siren, while unmarked vehicles lack identifying decals and emergency lighting.
Fill in the blank: A _______ is a reportable collision that involves direct or indirect involvement of a Toronto Police Service vehicle.
Service Vehicle Collision (SVC)
