GO 100.72 - GO 100.80

Question 1

____ transportation and transportation of medical supplies such as blood, serum, or antitoxin will be provided where time is critical and alternative transportation is unavailable or inappropriate. (GO 100.72, PG 1)

Answer 1

Emergency life-saving

Question 2

____ to expedite movements of supplies and personnel during an emergency will be provided in accordance with Section 21057 of the California Vehicle Code. (GO 100.72, PG 1)

Answer 2

Emergency escorts

Question 3

Commanders should consider the use of available departmental ____ as a transportation alternative to patrol units. (GO 100.72, PG 1)

Answer 3

aircraft

Question 4

(Emergency escort) relays from another Area are to be ____. The response priority and the use of emergency lights and siren will be determined by the accepting command. (GO 100.72, PG 1)

Answer 4

accepted

Question 5

(Emergency escort) requests are to be screened to determine ____. (GO 100.72, PG 1)

Answer 5

validity and urgency of need

Question 6

If a (emergency escort) request is deemed a ____, the requester shall be advised and assisted in finding alternative transportation. (GO 100.72, PG 1)

Answer 6

nonemergency

Question 7

Enforcement of California Vehicle Code (CVC) Section ____ shall be limited to investigation and prosecution on a criminal complaint basis. Investigations shall be utilized to determine the validity of the allegation and establish facts necessary for the prosecution of dealers. (GO 100.74, PG 1)

Answer 7

24007

Question 8

Complaints against dealers alleging violations of CVC Sections 28050.5, 28051, and 28052 shall be referred to the ____. (GO 100.74, PG 1

Answer 8

Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), Investigations Division

Question 9

Filing of administrative actions against dealer licenses for those violations is at the discretion of the ____. (GO 100.74, PG 1)

Answer 9

DMV

Question 10

Individuals who wish to file a (dealer) complaint may do so at any Area office. If necessary, Area personnel shall provide assistance in completing the ____. (GO 100.74, PG 1)

Answer 10

CHP 348

Question 11

(Dealer) complaints shall be investigated only after a dealer has refused to correct the alleged ____, or when the selling dealer refuses to install a required pollution control device. (GO 100.74, PG 1)

Answer 11

safety equipment-related defects

Question 12

Departmental personnel ____ become involved in arbitrating settlements, assisting complainants in seeking the return of money, returning vehicles, or obtaining other adjustments in order to resolve complaints. (GO 100.74, PG 1)

Answer 12

shall not

Question 13

Equipment complaints involving sales of vehicles between ____ shall not be investigated except those involving pollution control devices. Pollution control device complaints shall be investigated for possible prosecution against the seller, and to assist the buyer in applying for a transfer of registration within the statutory 10-day period. (GO 100.74, PG 2)

Answer 13

private parties

Question 14

Complaints of other types of non-safety-related mechanical problems, such as engine, transmission, etc., ____ warrant an investigation. (GO 100.74, PG 2)

Answer 14

will not

Question 15

Should a (dealer) investigation involve a dealer or salesperson, the dealer’s ____ license number and/or the ____ license number shall be obtained. (GO 100.74, PG 3)

Answer 15

business / salesperson’s

Question 16

If a complainant indicates no further interest in pursuing the complaint, the investigation ____ be terminated. A closing statement from the officer shall indicate the reason for the termination. (GO 100.74, PG 3)

Answer 16

shall

Question 17

When the Protective Services Division (PSD), Dignitary Protection Section (DPS), Threat Assessment Unit (TAU) identifies an individual who may pose a threat to a state official, staff member, or state facility, or has the potential to physically approach an official or staff in an inappropriate manner, TAU may distribute a ____ to CHP personnel, officials and if necessary, allied law enforcement agencies. (GO 100.76, PG 1)

Answer 17

Special Alert Bulletin

Question 18

Special Alert Bulletins shall be considered sensitive and confidential in nature. Special Alert Bulletins should only be distributed to ____, and shall include the affected offices of state officials and/or their employees only if deemed necessary. (GO 100.76, PG 1)

Answer 18

law enforcement personnel

Question 19

____ may be prepared and distributed to aid an Area command in developing information regarding a wanted individual, where an arrest warrant has been issued or a wanted vehicle is still outstanding. ____ may also be used to identify wanted vehicles involved in crime related incidents. Area personnel may prepare and distribute ____ to allied law enforcement agencies and to the public to solicit assistance in locating the person and/or vehicles. (GO 100.76, PG 1)

Answer 19

Wanted Bulletins

Question 20

Special Alert Bulletins shall only be disseminated upon approval of the ____ commander or designee. (GO 100.76, PG 2)

Answer 20

DPS (Dignitary Protection Section)

Question 21

A Wanted Bulletin may only be disseminated upon approval of the ____ or designee. (GO 100.76, PG 2)

Answer 21

Area commander

Question 22

Supervisors and officers-in-charge shall ensure their respective ____ or designee is immediately notified of all emergency incidents or significant events contained in Annex A of this GO. (GO 100.80, PG 1)

Answer 22

Area/section commander

Question 23

Upon notification of an emergency incident or significant event, the ____ shall ensure that the necessary information is disseminated to uniformed commanders and managers. (GO 100.80, PG 1)

Answer 23

Emergency Notification and Tactical Alert Center (ENTAC)

Question 24

Some incidents listed in Annex A of this GO as requiring e-mail notification may necessitate an immediate telephone call based on the gravity of the event. ____ should be used in determining when to provide notification by telephone. (GO 100.80, PG 2)

Answer 24

Sound professional judgement