Florida State Statutes Flashcards
A driver of a vehicle involved in a crash occurring on public or private property which results in injury OTHER than serious bodily injury shall immediately stop and and remain at scene until he/she has full filled requirements of FSS 316.062. A person who willfully violates this statute commits a ________. (FSS 316.027(2)(a)
Felony 3rd degree
A driver of vehicle involved in a crash on on public or private roadway which results in SERIOUS BODILY INJURY shall immediately stop and remain on scene until until he/she has full filled requirements of FSS 316.062. Anyone who willfully violates this commits a ______. (FSS 316.027(2)(b)
2nd degree felony
The driver of a vehicle involved in a crash on public or private property which results in the DEATH of a person shall immediately stop the vehicle at the scene of the crash and shall remain at the scene until he/she has full filled requirements of FSS 316.062. A person that violates this statute commits a ______. (316.027(2)(c)
1st degree felony
A person who has been arrested for FSS 316.027(2)(c)(leaving scene of crash involving death) and who has previously been convicted of this statute, FSS 316.061, FSS 316.193, or felony violation of FSS 322.34, shall be held in custody until brought before court. Any one who violates this statute commits a ____ and be sentenced to a mandatory minimum of ____ years. (FSS 316.027(2)(c)
1st degree felony; 4 years
A person leaving the scene involving death while committing a violation of FSS 316.104 shall be sentenced to a minimum of ____years (FSS 316.027(2)(c)
4 years
A driver who is convicted of leaving the scene of accident involving injury, serious bodily injury, or death, shall have their drivers license revoked for at least ___ years. (FSS 316.027(e)
3 years
A driver who fails to stop and remain at scene of crash involving ONLY property damage commits a _____.(FSS 316.061(1)
2nd degree misdemeanor
A driver involved in crash shall make every reasonable effort to stop without obstructing traffic and make reasonable effort tommove or have it moved to avoid obstructing traffic. A violation of this is a _____.(FSS 316.061(2)
Citation. Non moving violation
An operator that collides with an unattended vehicle or property shall make and attempt to notify owner. If unable to do so, operator shall leave name, address and registration information attached to struck vehicle or property. A violation of this statute is a ______. (FSS 316.063(1)
2nd degree misdemeanor
If driver is physically incapable of making a report on crash, and there was an occupant inside vehicle, the _____ shall make or cause to be made the report. A violation of this is a _______. (316.064(2)
Occupant; noncriminal traffic infraction
When driver is physical incapable of making written report of crash, then the owner of vehicle shall make written report within _____ days after crash(FSS 316.064(3) A violation of this is _______.
10; non criminal traffic infraction.
The driver of a vehicle involved in a crash resulting in injury to or death of any persons or damage to any vehicle or other property in an apparent amount of at least $500 shall immediately by the quickest means necessary give notice of the crash to the local police department, sheriff, or FHP office. A violation of this statute is a ______.(FSS 316.065(1)
Non criminal traffic violation.
Every coroner upon learning of a death of a person in his or her jurisdiction from a. Traffic crash shall immediately inform ________.(FSS 316.065(2)
Nearest office or station of the department
Any person in charge of any garage or repair shop to which is brought any motor vehicle which shows evidence of having been struck by a bullet or any other person who is brought for the purpose of repair a motor vehicle showing such evidence shall make a report or cause a report be made to the nearest local police station or Florida Highway Patrol office within _______ after the motor vehicle is received for any repairs are made to the vehiclereport shall contain the Year,license number, make,model, and color of the vehicle with the name and address of the owner of person possession of vehicle.(FSS 316.065(3)
24 hours
A person who knowingly makes repairs without first having reported as required by FSS 316.065(3) commits a ______.(FSS 316.065(4)
1st degree misdemeanor
A Florida traffic crash report long form must be completed and submitted to the department within _________ after an investigation is completed by the law enforcement officer who in the regular course of duty investigates a motor vehicle crash. (FSS 316.066(1)(a)
10 days
Crash reports that reveal the identity home or employment, telephone number or home or employment address or other personal information concerning the parties involved in the crash and that are held by an agency are confidential and exempt for a period of ________ after the date the report is filed. (FSS 316.066(6)(2a)
60 days
Each party involved in crash must show proof of insurance. Any party that fails to provide proof of insurance commits a ______. If person provides proof within _____ the officer may void citation. (FSS 316.066(6)(d)
Non criminal traffic infraction; 24 hours
A driver using the left lane to pass a vehicle in traffic must first make sure it is clear of oncoming traffic and return to authorized lane of travel before coming within _____ feet of approaching vehicle.(FSS 316.085(1)
200
On all streets or highways, the maximum speed limits for all vehicles must be _____ in business or residence districts. (FSS 316.183(2)
30 mph
With respect to residence districts, a county or municipality may set maim speed to to ____ or ____ on local streets or highways if investigation deems it reasonable. (FSS 316.183(2)
20 mph; 25 mph
On all streets or highways, other than business or residential districts, maximum speed limit is ______. (FSS 316.183(2)
55 mph
When an interstate has a posted speed limit of 70 mph, the minimum speed limit is _______. (FSS 316.183(2)
50 mph
Any person who violates FSS 316.191(2) (street racing) commits a _______. (FSS 316.191(3a)
1st misdemeanor
Any person who commits a second violation of FSS 316.191(2) (street racing)within ____ years commits a ______. (fSS 316.191(c)
5; 1st degree misdemeanor
A person may not be a spectator of street race prohibited under FSS 316.191(2). A person who violates this commits a ______. (FSS 316.191(4(a)(b)
Non criminal traffic infraction
A who has probable cause a person who violates FSS 316.192(2)(street racing) may _____. (FSS 316.191(5)
Place under arrest without warrant.
A motor vehicle involved in a violation of FSS 316.191(2) may be impounded for a period of _____ days if registered owner or co-owner has been arrested. (FSS 316.191(5)(c)
30 days
Any motor vehicle used in violation of FSS 316.191(2)(street racing) by any person with a previous conviction of subsection(2) may be _____. FSS 316.191(6)
Seized and forfeited
Any person who drives any vehicle in willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property is guilty of ______. (FSS 316.192)
Reckless driving
A first conviction of reckless driving not involving property damage or injury, is punishable by_____.(FSS 316.192(2)(a)
Imprisonment for a period of no more than 90 days or by fine of not less than $25 not more than $500
A second conviction of reckless driving not involving property damage or injury is punishable by ______. (FSS 316.192(2)(b)
Imprisonment by no more than 6 months or fine no less than $50 nor more than $1000
A person who commits reckless driving and causes property damage of another commits ______.(FSS 316.192(3)(a)(b)(c)(1)
1st degree misdemeanor
A person who commits reckless driving involving serious bodily injury commits ______. (FSS 316.192
3rd degree felony
A persons normal faculties are impaired when________. (FSS 316.193(1)(a)(b)
A blood alcohol level of 0.08 or more grams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood.
A persons normal faculties are
Impaired if their_______. (FSS 316.193(1)(a)(c)
The person has a breath-alcohol level of 0.08 or more grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath.
Any person who commits DUI, unless convicted of third violation within 10 years, 4th violation regardless of when, or has a breath or blood higher than 0.15 is punishable by ________. (FSS 316.193(2)(a)
Fine of no less than $500 or more than $1000 for fist offense. Not less than $1000 or more than $2000 for second offense. Imprisonment of not more than 6 months for first conviction. Not more than 9 months second conviction
Upon second conviction, a mandatory placement, a placement of ______ for at least a year upon all vehicles owned or jointly owned by convicted person or person qualifies for permanent or restricted license. (FSS 316.193
Ignition interlock device
Any person convicted of third violation of 316.193 for offense that occurs within 10 years after a prior conviction of DUI commits a _____. (FSS 316.193(2)(b)(1)
3rd degree felony. (And Mandatory placement of ignition interlock device for 2 years )
A third conviction of dui after 10 years of previous conviction is punishable by ______.(FSS 316.193(2)(b)2
Imprisonment not more than 12 months and by fine of no less than $2000 nor more than $5,000
A person convicted of 4th dui , regardless of when previous conviction occurred, commits a _______. (FSS 316.193(2)(b(3)
3rd degree felony
DUI with property damage and/or personal injury commits a _____.(FSS 316.193(3C1)
1st degree misdemeanor
A person who is DUO with serious bodily injury commits a ______. (FSS 316.193(3C2)
3rd degree felony
A person who commits DUI manslaugher(death of person or unborn child) commits a ______. (FSS 316.193(3C3a)
2nd degree felony
Person who commits DUI manslaughter and fails to render aid or provide information and knew or should have know crash occurred commits a ______(FSS 316.193(3C3a)
1st degree felony
A person convicted of DUI manslaughter shall be sentenced to a mandatory minimum of _______. (FSS 316.193(3)(5)
4 years
A person arrested for DUI and who has a BAC of 0.15 or anyone who has a passenger under 18 years of age shall be punished ________(FSS 316.193(2)(4)
Fine no less than $1000 or more than $2000 for first conviction. No less than $2000 or higher than $4000 for second.
No more than 9 months first conviction. 12 months for second conviction
A person is presumed to not be impaired beyond their normal faculties if the BAC or BRAC is under ______. (FSS 316.1934(2a)
0.05 or less
A BAC or BRAC above 0.08 is _____ that driver is impaired beyond their normal faculties. (FSS 316.1934(2c)
Prima facie evidence
A person who, after having knowledge that he or she has been ordered to stop such vehicle by a duly authorized law enforcement officer, willfully refuses to stop or fails to stop, or having stopped, willfully flees, commits a _____. (FSS 316.1935(1)
3rd degree felony