316.191 RACING ON HIGHWAYS Flashcards
What is the primary focus of Florida State Statute 316.191?
The statute primarily addresses the prohibition of racing on highways.
True or False: Florida State Statute 316.191 applies only to motor vehicles.
False
Fill in the blank: Florida State Statute 316.191 prohibits __________ on public roads.
racing
What are the potential penalties for violating Florida State Statute 316.191?
Penalties may include fines, points on driving record, and possible imprisonment.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following actions is prohibited under Florida State Statute 316.191? A) Racing vehicles, B) Driving under the speed limit, C) Parking in a no-parking zone
A) Racing vehicles
What is the definition of ‘racing’ under Florida State Statute 316.191?
Racing is defined as the operation of a vehicle in a speed contest or a competition for speed.
True or False: The statute allows for racing events if they are sanctioned by a local authority.
True
Short Answer: What is the legal age requirement for participants in racing under Florida State Statute 316.191?
There is no specific age requirement stated in the statute.
Fill in the blank: Individuals may be charged with a violation of Florida State Statute 316.191 for __________ on public streets.
engaging in racing
Multiple Choice: What is the classification of a violation of Florida State Statute 316.191? A) Misdemeanor, B) Felony, C) Infraction
A) Misdemeanor
True or False: Only participants in a race can be charged under Florida State Statute 316.191.
False
What does Florida State Statute 316.191 say about spectators at racing events?
Spectators can also be charged if they are obstructing traffic or engaging in disruptive behavior.
Short Answer: How does Florida State Statute 316.191 address the use of public property for racing?
It prohibits the use of public property for racing unless sanctioned by authorities.
Fill in the blank: Under Florida State Statute 316.191, the term ‘highway’ refers to __________.
any public road or street
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a defense against a charge under Florida State Statute 316.191? A) The race was on private property, B) The event was sanctioned, C) The driver was unaware of the law
C) The driver was unaware of the law
True or False: Florida State Statute 316.191 was enacted to enhance public safety.
True
What must be proven for a charge of racing under Florida State Statute 316.191?
It must be proven that the individual was engaged in a speed contest or similar activity.
Fill in the blank: A person found guilty under Florida State Statute 316.191 may receive __________ on their driving record.
points
Short Answer: Can law enforcement officers stop a vehicle if they suspect racing under Florida State Statute 316.191?
Yes, they can stop vehicles if they suspect racing.
True or False: Florida State Statute 316.191 applies to both organized events and spontaneous racing.
True
What is the effect of multiple violations of Florida State Statute 316.191 on a driver’s record?
Multiple violations can lead to increased penalties and possible license suspension.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a consequence of violating Florida State Statute 316.191? A) Increased insurance rates, B) Free driving lessons, C) Automatic license renewal
A) Increased insurance rates
Short Answer: What is the role of local authorities in relation to racing events under Florida State Statute 316.191?
Local authorities can sanction racing events under certain conditions.
Fill in the blank: Florida State Statute 316.191 emphasizes the importance of __________ on public roads.
public safety
a coordianted street take over means ___ or more vehicles operated in an organized manner to effect a street takeover
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