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Mod 4 Flashcards

1
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Can you use your phone while stopped at traffic lights or queuing in traffic?

A

No

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2
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Can you use your phone while supervising a learner driver?

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No

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3
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Can you use your phone with a stop start engine?

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No

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4
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Can you use your phone if you are safely parked?

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Yes

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5
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Can you use your phone to make a contactless payment?

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Yes but only if the vehicle is not moving

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6
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Can you use your phone while driving to ring 999?

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Yes but only if it is unsafe or unpractical to stop

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7
Q

What’s are the fatal five?

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Driving under the influence
Speeding
Using a mobile phone
Careless driving
No seatbelt

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8
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Definition of anti social behaviour?
(S2)(1a)

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Conduct that has caused or likely to cause harassment, alarm, or distress

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Section 35 - dispersal order

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Requires a person commuting or likely too commit ASB to leave an area for upto 48 hours

Can also seize items which cause ASB

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10
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Can police officers take blood, for the purpose of a drug/alcohol test?

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No

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11
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Can police officers take a urine test for the purpose of drugs/alcohol?

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Yes

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12
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Section 50 Police reform act 2002?

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Has reason to believe a person has engaged or is engaging in ASB they can require a person to give name and address

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13
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Criminal behaviour order section 22

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Court is satisfied that:

A offender has caused it is likely to cause HAD

And prevents an offender engaging in this behaviour

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14
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Who can authorise a section 35 dispersal power?

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Inspector or above

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15
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Section 163 RTA 1988?

A

Power to stop vehicles

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16
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Section 164 RTA 1988?

A

Power to request a driver license

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17
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Section 165 RTA 1988?

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Power to request insurance and MOT certificates

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18
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Section 165(a) RTA 1988?

A

Power to seize if they do not have a suitable license, insurance or MOT

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19
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Section 87 RTA 1988?

A

Drive a vehicle without the relevant license.
E.g. driving a car without a cat B license

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20
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Is driving with a revoked license an offence?

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Yes under section 87 RTA 1988

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21
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Reg 16 Motor regulations act 1999?

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Provisional drivers must:

Have L plates on a vehicle
Not be drawing a trailer
On a motorcycle can not have another passenger

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22
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Section 143 (1)(a) RTA 1988?

A

Using a vehicle without insurance

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Section 143 (1)(b) RTA 1988?

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Not Cause or permit use of a vehicle without insurance

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24
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Section 3 RTA 1988?

A

Careless driving

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25
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What is careless driving?

A

Drives a MPV without due care and attention or reasonable consideration

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26
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Section 3(a) RTA 1988?

A

Causing death by careless driving whilst under the influence

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27
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Section 2 RTA 1988?

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Dangerous driving

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28
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What is dangerous driving?

A

Drives a MPV dangerously on a road or other public place without due care and attention

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29
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Section 2 (b) RTA 1988?

A

Causing death by dangerous driving

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30
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Section 1 RTA 1988?

A

Death by dangerous driving

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31
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Section 1(a) RTA 1988?

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Serious injury by dangerous driving

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32
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What defences are there for section 1,2,3 RTA 1988?

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Automatism
Unconsciousness/illness
Duress - threats from someone
Sudden mechanical defect
Assisting in the arrest of offenders
Authorised motor event

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33
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Section 14(3) RTA 1988?

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Person 14+ years of age who is driving or riding a motor vehicle shall wear and adult seatbelt

34
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Who is guilty when a person is not wearing a seatbelt?

A

No other person other than the person committing the offence

35
Q

How many microgrammes per 100 milligrammes are needed for breath?

A

35 microgrammes

36
Q

How many milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood?

A

80 milligrammes

37
Q

How many milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of urine?

A

107 milligrammes

38
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Section 4(1) RTA 1988?

A

Person who drives, attempts to drive or is in charge of a vehicle whilst unfit to drive through drugs or drink commits an offence

39
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Section 5(a) RTA 1988?

A

Person who drives, attempts or is in charge of a vehicle has a controlled drug in that persons body, with the amount exceeding the limit for blood and urine

40
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Section 5 RTA 1988?

A

Person who drives, attempts or in charge of a vehicle after consuming to much alcohol that the amount in their breath, urine or blood exceeds the limit

41
Q

Cocaine - how many micrograms per litre?

A

10

42
Q

Cannabis - how many micrograms per litre?

A

2

43
Q

What is a preliminary test?

A

Roadside test with breathalyser to test if alcohol in breath exceeds the legal limit

44
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What is a secondary test?

A

An impairment test where a series of physical tests are done

45
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What is a third test?

A

Drug test through saliva or sweat

46
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What is a motor propelled vehicle?

A

A vehicle that is constructed so that it can be propelled mechanically

47
Q

Section 12 theft act 1968?

A

TWOC

48
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What is a TWOC?

A

Taking without the owners consent

With the intention of not permanently depriving them

49
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What is a motor vehicle?

A

A mechanist propelled vehicle intended or adapted for use in the roads.

50
Q

Definition of drives?

A

Having control of the propulsion, steering and brakes

51
Q

Definition of roads?

A

Any highway or road to which the public have access

52
Q

Definition of public place?

A

Any place to which the public have open access even if payment is needed for entry

53
Q

Section 6 RTA 1988?

A

Require people who are suspected of committing drink/drug driving offences to take preliminary tests

54
Q

Can you arrest a patient in hospital?

A

No

55
Q

Section 7 RTA 1988?

A

An offence for drunk drivers who fail to provide a specimen

56
Q

SARA model?

A

Scan analyse response assess

57
Q

Does a car park count as as road?

A

No

58
Q

Can a delivery driver have an excuse to not wear a belt?

A

Yes if the distance between stops is under 100m

59
Q

What is hours of darkness?

A

Half an hour before sunset
Half an hour after sunrise

60
Q

Is a forklift classed as a motor vehicle?

A

No

61
Q

Section 170 RTA 1988?

A

Requires drivers involved in certain traffic accidents to report the accident in person at a police station.

If they don’t they are commuting s170

62
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Section 36(1) RTA 1988?

A

Offence is committed is a person fails to conform to a traffic sign that has been lawfully placed on a highway

63
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If a person fails to conform with road signs what can happen?

A

They will receive a Traffic offence report (TOR)

64
Q

Section 36 of RTA 1988?

A

Officer engaged in the regulation of traffic, a person stops an officer in the execution of their duty is guilty

65
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What is use?

A

Driver always uses a vehicle and also the owner always uses the vehicle

66
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What is cause?

A

When someone has authority over a person and orders them to use a vehicle
Such as managers to employees

67
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What is permit?

A

Person allows the vehicle to be used

68
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Can a section 170 RTA 1988 occur on private property?

A

No

69
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Section 170(1) RTA 1988? I

A

Personally injury is caused to a person other than the driver from a RTC

70
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Section 9 RTA 1988?

A

Whilst a person is a patient at hospital they will not be required to Co-operate with a test unless the doctor in charge of their care has been notified and does not object

71
Q

Section 7 RTA 1988?

A

An offence for drunk drivers who fail to provide a specimen

They just then provide a specimen of blood or urine

72
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Section 143 RTA 1988?

A

Every person who uses, or causes and permits another person to use, a motor vehicle to have a policy of insurance in respect of third party risks

73
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Section 163 (2) RTA 1988?

A

Constable in uniform with the power to enter and search premises for the purpose of effecting an arrest

74
Q

What power of entry do you have for vehicles?

A

PACE section 4

75
Q

PACE section 4?

A

Find out if a vehicle is carrying a person who is intending to commit, witness to, unlawfully at large or had committed and offence

76
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What is a TOR?

A

Traffic offence report , can be done on the side of the road for careless driving etc

77
Q

Section 170 (4)?

A

Fail to stop or report an accident

78
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Section 170 (7)?

A

Fail to produce proof of insurance after injury accident

79
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Driver definition

A

A person who takes a vehicle out on a road and remains driver until they finish their journey.

This can happen even if they have stopped the car.

80
Q

Motorcycle definition?

A

A mechanically propelled vehicle, not being an invalid carriage with less than four wheels

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