Module 6 Flashcards
1
Q
- Officers should never spray paint or make any other type of marking on a roadway during a traffic investigation.
A
- True (Your Answer)
* False (Correct Answer)
2
Q
- An officer should never use audible signals while directing traffic.
A
- True
* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
3
Q
- When directing traffic at a collision scene and using flares, officers should remember to ______________.
A
- replace flares before they burn out (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
- ignite the flare near spills (i.e., gasoline or oil)
- not be concerned with flares once they burn out
- All of the above
4
Q
- Upon arrival at a collision scene, the first action of the officer is to start a collision scene sketch.
A
- True
* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
5
Q
- Upon arrival at a collision scene, the officer should first care for the injured and be sure to __________.
A
- move the injured to a safe location
- check the surrounding area for other possibly injured persons (Correct Answer)
- take the injured person’s license for later identification
- all of the above (Your Answer)
6
Q
- When investigating a collision, officers should determine the need for assistance by considering the extent of the injuries.
A
- True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
* False
7
Q
- An Illinois Traffic Crash Report is required when the damage to property as a result of the collision exceeds $500.00 when any driver is not insured.
A
- True (Correct Answer)
* False (Your Answer)
8
Q
- When writing a person’s name on the Illinois Traffic Crash Report, the person’s name should be entered as _________.
A
- stated by the driver at the collision scene
- stated by witnesses at the collision scene
- exactly as typed on the driver’s license (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
- none of the above
9
Q
- When interviewing a witness at a collision scene, the officer should conduct the interview as close as possible to the collision and, if necessary, in traffic.
A
- True (Your Answer)
* False (Correct Answer)
10
Q
- When taking photographs of crashed vehicles, the officer should take pictures from opposite corners, showing only the damaged parts.
A
- True
* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
11
Q
- Collision scene evidence should be kept together, even if the evidence is known to be from different vehicles.
A
- True (Your Answer)
* False (Correct Answer)
12
Q
- During a collision investigation, the officer should, where appropriate, check the operation of traffic control devices.
A
- True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
* False
13
Q
- During a collision investigation and when taking measurements using the triangulation method, officers need ______ reference points.
A
- two fixed (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
- two transparent
- one semi-tangible
- none of the above
14
Q
- During a collision investigation, the officer should confirm the ownership of the involved vehicles. Which of the following is the least reliable in determining ownership?
A
- Interview the person claiming to be the owner (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
- Vehicle registration
- LEADS
- None of the above
15
Q
- During a collision investigation where injured people are transported to a hospital, officers should consider making a follow-up investigation at the hospital when there is a possibility of a cervical injury.
A
- True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
* False
16
Q
- The likelihood of a mechanical failure as the primary cause of a vehicle collision is minimal.
A
- True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
* False
17
Q
- The most difficult aspect of a hit and run vehicle collision investigation is to establish who was driving the vehicle at the time of the collision.
A
- True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
* False
18
Q
- When directing traffic in a collision scene, the issue of greatest importance in officer safety is the officer’s location.
A
- True (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
* False
19
Q
- When using flares, traffic cones, or barriers in the direction of traffic at a collision scene, which of the following is not a consideration for officers?
A
- Visibility
- Time of day
- Determining if a safety problem exists
- None of the above (Correct Answer / Your Answer)
20
Q
- During the investigation of a collision, officers should avoid asking drivers and bystanders if they can identify witnesses to the collision.
A
- True
* False (Correct Answer / Your Answer)