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Definitions Flashcards

1
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The 3 E’s

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  • Education
  • Enforcement
  • Engineering
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Two categories of traffic

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offenses
infractions

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offenses

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  • Custodial
  • Warrants issued
  • T/C’s over $1000
  • County Court Deputy
    Dist. Attorney assigned.
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Infractions

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  • Civil
  • Drivers License sanctions
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Class A Traffic Infractions

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Upon conviction for a Class A
Traffic Infraction, points are assessed to you driver’s license
in accordance with Colorado’s DMV Point System.

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Class B
Traffic Infractions

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  1. (0) point charges, and no points will be
    assessed to your driver’s license.
  2. fine attached
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42-2-101

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License for drivers required
* Not expired
* Correct type or general class

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42-2-106

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  • 16 YOA or older
  • Valid licensed driver at least 21 YOA
    • Occupies the front seat in close
      proximity
      to the driver
  • Motorcycle immediate close supervision
  • 15 YOA and complete dept approved
    drivers ed course
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42-2-115

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License, Permit or identification card to be exhibited on demand.

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42-2-119

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change of address
1. Have to update Name and Address with
30 days of change
2. Any person who owns or operates any
business or any person who has resided
within the state continuously for a
period of 90 days or has gainful
employment

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Adults (over 21 years old) Points

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  • 12 points in 12 months
  • 18 points in 24 months
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Minor drivers (ages 18 thru 20 years old)

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  • 9 points in 12 months
  • 12 points in 24 months
  • 14 points or more between the ages of
    18 and 21 years old
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Minor drivers (under 18 years old)

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  • 6 points in 12 months
  • 7 points prior to turning 18 years old
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42-2-136 Unlawful possession or use of license

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  • Falsely altered
  • Fraudulently obtained
  • Falsely made and not lawfully issued
  • Display of DL not issued to that person
  • Fail to surrender DL to DMV
    (suspension/revocation
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Minors 42-2-105.5

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  • May apply for Instructional Permit at 15
  • Parents may remove their
    authority/consent for minor to drive
  • Driver is between 16 and 18 YOA
  • Numerous rules apply to minor
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Curfew.

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  1. No driving between midnight and 5 a.m.
    for the first 12 months.
  2. This restrictions can be disregarded if
    there is a supervising driver
    accompanying
  3. The supervising driver must be your
    parent or a person at least 21 years of
    age with a valid drivers license
  4. at least one year of driving experience. 5. allowed to travel between work /school
    and your house during these hours
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Passenger restrictions

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  1. For the first six months, you are not
    allowed to carry any passengers under
    the age of 21 years.
  2. During the second six months, you are
    not allowed to carry more than one
    passenger under 21.
  3. Passenger restrictions don’t apply when
    you are being supervised by a
    parent/legal guardian or a licensed
    driver at least 21 years of age with at
    least a year of driving experience.
  4. You cannot have more than one
    passenger under the age of 21 years
    present in the front seat until your 18th
    birthday.
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17
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Primary for minors but not adults

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  1. Seatbelts
  2. cellphones
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TYPES OF REVOCATIONS

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  1. Cancel / Deny
  2. Suspension
  3. suspension for financial responsibility act
  4. revocted
  5. Habitual traffic offender
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Cancelled / denied

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  1. Mostly administrative
  2. False license applications
  3. Outstanding judgements for tickets
  4. Cite with No Operator’s License
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20
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Driver License Compact

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  1. 46 member states
  2. maximize law enforcement efforts
    nationwide
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21
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Suspension Totality of several
act(s)

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  • Excessive points
  • Controlled substances
  • Child support non-payment
  • Providing alcohol to minors
  • No insurance
22
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Suspension –financial responsibility
act

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FRA 42-7-301

  • Any owner or operator named in accident
    report to carry securities (insurance) to
    satisfy the judgement of damages and/or
    injuries resulting from a accident
23
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Revoked

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  • The result of 1 or several serious act(s)
  • DUI-Excess BAC
  • DUI – Refusal
  • Vehicular Homicide conviction
  • Defacing property
24
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Habitual
Traffic
Offender

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  • Repetitive criminal acts
  • Repetitive failure to safely operate
    a vehicle
  • More than 1 offense committed
    within 1 day
  • 3 Convictions committed during a
    7 year period
25
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Class 1 MISD charges aggravated
with HTO status

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  • Hit and Run
  • Vehicular Eluding
  • Eluding or Attempted Eluding
  • Reckless Driving
  • Felony aggravator removed 2015
26
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For prosecution need:

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  • Personal knowledge of (revocation) status
  • Proof of service
  • Interview suspect, get admission
  • If suspect will not speak, verify through
    DMV Retrieval
27
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42-2-206

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  • Unlawful to drive while revoked
28
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42-2-138 Driving under restraint – penalty

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  • Driving with KNOWLEDGE of restraint
29
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Identification cards

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  • Resident of Colorado
  • Provide fingerprint, SSN (or sworn
    statement no SSN)
  • DL is surrendered or cancelled
  • Resident of State
  • Change of address 30 days
  • Unlawful to posses false/fake ID card.
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Commercial Drivers License

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  1. Have to be 21 YOA
  2. Have to have a medical physical every 2
    years
    a. Must have their medical card in
    possession
  3. Have to have a valid license to get a CDL
31
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Classes

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  1. A-Over 26,001 lbs. including trailers over
    10,000 lbs.
  2. B-Under 26,001 lbs. including trailers
    under 10,000
  3. C-Passenger’s 16 or more including the
    driver
32
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Endorsements CDL

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a. Trailers (doubles / triples)
b. Hazardous Materials
c. Passengers
d. Tankers

33
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42-3-103 Registration required – exemptions

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  • With in 60 days after purchase
  • Temporary permits are issued for the 60
    days
  • Expire that date at midnight
34
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License plates

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42-3-202 * Colorado 2 plate state

35
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Some vehicles have only 1 plate

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motorcycles, trailers, dealer,
street rod

36
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License plates

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  • Securely attached
  • Parallel with bumper
  • Not less than 12 inches from ground
  • Clearly visible
37
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Registration issues

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  1. Altered
  2. Fictitious
  3. Expiration sticker position
38
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42-3-203 Standardized plates

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  • Plates are standardized for Class C vehicles and Class B
    vehicles
  • Motorcycles
  • Autocycle
  • Numbers and letters of at least 1 ½ inches in height
  • Temporary tags to be issued for no more that 60 days
    while awaiting plates.
39
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42-3-124 Violation

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  • If you falsify registration info
  • A person violating a provision of this
    article class B traffic infraction
40
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42-4-107

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No person shall willfully fail or refuse
to comply with any lawful order or
directions of any Police Officer

41
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42-4-108 Public officer to obey provisions-
exceptions for emergency vehicles

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Police vehicle may:
1. Park and stand
2. Proceed past a red or stop signal or
stop sign, but only after slowing down
as may be necessary for safe operation
3. Exceed the lawful speed limits as long
as does not endanger life or property
4. Disregard regulations governing
directions of movement or turning
5. Making use of audible or visual signals

42
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Shall____ relieve the driver from the duty to drive with _________for the safety of all persons, nor shall protect the driver from the consequences of reckless disregard for the safety of others.

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  1. NOT
  2. DUE REGUARD
43
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Motor vehicle

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  • Includes a farm tractor or an off-highway vehicle when operated on
    the streets and highways
  • Includes a low-power scooter. Under DUI, suspended license,
    vehicular homicide, DUR,
44
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42-4- 201

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  1. Obstructed view
  2. exceeding 3 in front seat
45
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42-4-203

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unsafe vehicle

46
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42-4-204

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Lighted lamp

47
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42-4-206

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Tail lamps and reflectors

48
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42-4- 208

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Stop lamps and turn signals (at least 2)
Signal lamps only red or amber to the rear
only white or amber to the fron

49
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42-4- 209

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Lamp or flag on projected load
4ft

50
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42-4- 223

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Brakes

51
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Child restraint systems 42-4-236

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primary offense:

  • < 8 years old must be in child restraint
    system
  • <1 YOA and < 20 Lb. = rear facing child
    seat
  • 1 YOA or older but < 4 YOA and weighs <
    40 Lb. but at least 20 Lb. rear facing or
    forward facing system
  • At least 8 YOA < 16 YOA safety belt or
    child restraint system
52
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42-4-238 Blue and red lights – illegal
use or possession

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Only emergency vehicles allowed
to display red or blue lights to the front

53
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42-4-239 misuse of wireless
telephone

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<18 YOA no wireless telephone

  • 18 or older no text messaging or
    manual data entry while operating a
    motor vehicle. (training bulletin 17-
    0015)

Jeffco/Lakewood Traffic Code (2 decks)

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