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Module 8 - TRAFFIC 1 Flashcards

1
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What are some key stakeholders involved in Road Safety?

A

• RMS
• Police
• Staysafe Committee
• NRMA
• MA Authority
• Local Council
• NSW Health
• Pedestrian Council

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What is the role of police in combating road trauma

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• Reduce crashes through a highly visible profile
• Promote voluntary road user compliance with traffic laws
• Detect and prosecute traffic offenders
• Promote the free movement of vehicles and pedestrians
• Be role models to the community through exemplary driving

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3
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What are the Five Es?

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• Education
• Engineering
• Encouragement
• Enforcement
• Evaluation

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4
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What are the elements for traffic offences?

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• Driver/Rider
• Motor Vehicle (make/model/rego)
• Road or Road-Related Area
• Elements specific to the offence

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5
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What is a Road?

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a. Area open to or used by the public and is developed for driving or riding of motor vehicles

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5
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What is a Road?

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Area open to or used by the public and is developed for driving or riding of motor vehicles

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6
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What is a Road-Related?

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Area divides the road, footpath or nature strip open to public designated for use by cyclist or animals, not road use.

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7
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How does narrative start with?

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Compass Direction & Speed

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8
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What is SEINS?

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a. Self
b. Enforcing
c. Infringement
d. Notice
e. Scheme
i. To free up the court system

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9
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Class of Licenses 8.4:

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• R
• C
• LR
• MR
• HR
• HC
• MC

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10
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You can only issue 4 penalty notices to an offender at any one time, what is the exception?

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a. Failed to produce license is not one of them
b. Unregistered and uninsured vehicle counts as ONE

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11
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How do you dispose of a ticket?

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4 payment options

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12
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How do you cancel a ticket?

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a. 2 lines across the ticket and sign it. Cross reference the number to the next one signed by your supervisor.
b. Do not retrieve it, send a report to Supervisor with part A of the FPN.

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13
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What information is used to start the Description of the Offence section on a FPN? In what circumstances are police unable to issue a FPN?

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a. Compass direction and travel/speed

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13
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What information is used to start the Description of the Offence section on a FPN? In what circumstances are police unable to issue a FPN?

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Compass direction and travel/speed

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14
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What power do police have to identify the driver of a motor vehicle?

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RTA Section 175

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15
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C Class License

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Twelve , includes the driver weight - 4.5 tonnes

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16
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Do police have the power to request the removal of a face covering?

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a. Section 19A/B – Face coverings
b. No power for us to forcefully remove it
c. Failure to remove is an offence under 19b
d. 19a require person to show/provide photo identity

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17
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Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW), Section 4 – What is Motor Vehicle?

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Motor vehicle means a vehicle that is built to be propelled by a motor that forms part of the vehicle

18
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What is the function of a FPN in traffic enforcement?

A

It satisfies the function of a Facts Sheet used at Court because the notice shows the 4 elements

19
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When is a defect notice NOT issued?

A

You do not issue defect notice for unregistered vehicle

20
Q

What does the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW), Section 175 allow?

A

Produce License

21
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What is a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) designed for?

A

Modify Behaviour, free up the courts, establish elements at prima facie level

22
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How can an offender dispose of a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN)?

A

a. Pay it
b. Review it at RevNSW
c. Court if not happy with review

23
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What is SEINS Designed for

A

Free up court system

24
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A Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) is designed to?

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Established the elements of the offence at prima facie level

25
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Under the RTA 2013 (NSW), Section 175, police have the power to demand certain things from a driver or rider of a motor vehicle, Which of the following CANT police demand under this legislation?

A

D.O.B

26
Q

When you discharge your firearm (except during approved weapons training situation) who must you immediately notify, at your nearest Police Area Command/Police Area District?

A

the Duty Operations Inspector (DOI)

27
Q

Do Police have the power to request the removal of a face covering for identification purposes?

A

Yes, LEPRA 2002 (NSW), Section 19A provides the power to require removal

28
Q

Where in the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW) would you find your power to direct a vehicle to stop?

A

Section 169A

29
Q

What sections are contained in an ACT?

A

• Definitions
• Offence creating
• Powers
• Procedural

30
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What does SEINS mean?

A

a. Self
b. Enforcing
c. Infringement
d. Notice
e. Scheme

31
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What are the offenders’ options when they dispose of a Fixed Penalty Notice?

A

a. Pay the fine or elect to go to court
b. Request a Review by State Debt Recovery Office
c. Nominate another driver – Statutory Declaration required

32
Q

A NSW Police office may be justified in breaching human rights. What article number reflect these?

A

3,9,12

33
Q

In the account phase of the PEACE model, the ideal way to obtain information from a willing participant is?

A

Use the 5WH and TEDS questions

34
Q

Graffiti is an offence when the owner of the property or person in charge gives permission?

A

False

35
Q

Keeping the peace is a common law concept. Where in legislation would the function be codified?

A

Police Act 1900 (NSW), Section 6

36
Q

13) The road transport act 2013, Section 175 requires a driver or rider to?

A

Produce an Australian driver’s licence, state name and address

37
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Under the LEPRA a police officer has the power to stop vehicles, if police officer suspects on reasonable grounds, that the driver or a passenger is a person in respect of whom police could exercise a power of arrest. What section is this?

A

LEPRA Section 36A

38
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Under the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW); a road is defined as an area that is open to and used by the public and developed for, or has as one of its main uses, the driving and riding of motor vehicles. What section is this from?

A

Section 4

39
Q

Name the Act and Section that allows NSW police, in the execution of their duties, the use of force when making an arrest?

A

LEPRA Section 231

40
Q

he oath of Affirmation for police officers come from?

A

Police Regulation 2015 (NSW), Section 7

41
Q

LEPRA makes provision for the legal obligation towards vulnerable people when in police custody, what section?

A

Section 112

42
Q

What is the definition of mental illness under the Mental Health Act 2007 (NSW) Section 4?

A

A condition that seriously impairs a person’s mental function

43
Q

Under the Road Transport Act 2013 (NSW), Section 4, what is not road/road related area?

A

Any bridge, tunnel, causeway or road ferry forming a road

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