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List the proofs of
Crimes Act 1900, Section 51A Predatory Driving

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  1. Driver
  2. Vehicle (Motor vehicle, horse-drawn vehicle)
  3. In pursuit of / or travelling near another vehicle
  4. Engages in conduct that causes or threatens an impact with the other vehicle.
  5. Intendeds to cause the other person ABH.
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List the proofs of
Crimes Act 1900, Section 51B Police Pursuits

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  1. Driver
  2. Vehicle (Motor vehicle, horse-drawn vehicle)
  3. Knowingly / ought to have known / suspects police officer is in pursuit and is required to stop.
  4. Does not stop
  5. Then drives the vehicle recklessly or at a speed / manner dangerous to others.
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List the proofs of
Crimes Act 1900, Section 52A Dangerous Driving Causing GBH/Death

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  1. Driver
  2. Vehicle (Motor vehicle, horse-drawn vehicle)
  3. Involved in an impact
  4. Caused GBH / Death
  5. At the time of the impact was:
    - Under the influence of intoxicating liquor of drug,’
    - At a speed dangerous to another person/s or
    - Driving In a manner dangerous to another person/s
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List the circumstances of aggravation for Crimes Act 1900, Section 52A Dangerous Driving Causing GBH/Death

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  1. Over 45km/h of the speed limit
  2. To escape police pursuit
  3. Very substantially impaired by a drug (not alcohol)
  4. Prescribed concentration of alcohol in blood/ breath (0.150)
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List the proofs of
Road Transport Act 2013, Section 116 Sustained Loss of Traction

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  1. Driver
  2. Motor vehicle
  3. Road or road related area
  4. Cause vehicle to undergo sustained loss of traction by at least one driving wheel
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List the circumstances of aggravation for Road Transport Act 2013, Section 116 Sustained Loss of Traction

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  1. Petrol/diesel/ any fluid placed on road/tyres
  2. Prolonged loss of traction
  3. Repeatedly undergo loss of traction
  4. likely to interfere with amenity or peaceful of safe enjoyment of the area
    5, Participate in a group activity involving on or more vehicles
  5. Organise / promote / urge a group activity (As above)
  6. Photograph or film a motor vehicle involved in a sustained loss of traction.
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List the proofs of
Road Transport Act 2013, Section 117 Negligent

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  1. Driver
  2. Motor Vehicle
  3. Road or Road related area
  4. Did drive negligently
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List the proofs of
Road Transport Act 2013, Section 117 Furious Driving

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  1. Driver
  2. Motor Vehicle
  3. Road or road related area
  4. did drive furiously: (Potential danger if person was present (does not have to be)
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List the proofs of
Road Transport Act 2013, Section 177 Reckless driving

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  1. Driver
  2. Motor Vehicle
  3. Road or road related area
  4. did drive recklessly: (Without regard to obvious risk to physical injury or substantial property damage).
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List the proofs of
Road Transport Act 2013, Section 117 Drive speed dangerous to public

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  1. Driver
  2. Motor vehicle
  3. Road or road related area
  4. Did drive at a speed dangerous to the public: (Does not have to be in excess of the speed limit, must be dangerous in the prevailing circumstances.
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List the proofs of
Road Transport Act 2013, Section 118 Menacing driving

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  1. Driver
  2. Motor vehicle
  3. Road or road related area
  4. Did drive in a manner dangerous to the public: May include speed. Must prove the manner / actions of the driver creates a danger to others).
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12
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What are the maximum for the following.
1. Learner driver
2. P1 / P2 Provisional driver
3. Vehicle over 4.5 tones

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  1. 90km/h
  2. 90km/h
  3. 100km/h
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13
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What are the minimum distances between long vehicles?

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  1. Must keep 200 meters behind another long vehicle (for a road train)
  2. Must keep 60 meters behind another long vehicle (any other long vehicle)
    - Long vehicle is 7.5 metres or longer
    * Unless:
    - Driving on a multi-lane road
    - In a built up area
    - Overtaking
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14
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Distance - travelling in special purpose lanes:
What is the permitted distance to travel in the following lanes.
1. Bicycle lane?
2. Tram lane?
3. Bus lane?
4. Transit lane?
5. Truck lane?

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  1. 50m
  2. 50m
  3. 100m
  4. 100m
  5. 100m

Notes: may only drive the permitted distance only if:
1. Entering or leaving the road
2. Entering part of the road
3. Overtaking a vehicle that is turning right/U-turn, from the centre of the road,and is giving right change of direction signal.
4. To enter a marked lane, or part of the road where there is room for a line of traffic from the side of the road.
5. To avoid an obstruction

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A driver (vehicle) must not begin a U-turn unless:
Road Rules 2014, Section 37, Beginning a U-turn

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A driver (vehicle) must not begin a U-turn unless:
1. They have a clear view of any approaching traffic, and
2. Can safely make the U-turn without unreasonably obstructing the free movement of traffic.

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16
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List the proofs of:
Road Rules 2014, Section 40, Making a U-turn at an intersection with traffic lights:

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  1. Driver,
  2. Vehicle,
  3. Road or Road Related Area,
  4. Made a U-turn at an intersection with traffic lights,
  5. Whilst there was no ‘U-turn permitted sign’ at the intersection.
17
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List the proofs of:
Road Rules 2014, Section 41, Making a U-turn at an intersection with traffic lights:

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  1. Driver,
  2. Vehicle,
  3. Road or Road Related Area,
  4. Made a U-turn at an intersection with traffic lights,
  5. Whilst there a ‘No U-turn sign’ at the intersection.
18
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List the proofs of:
Road Rules 2014, Section 134, Not keep left of dividing line:

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  1. Driver,
  2. Vehicle,
  3. Road or Road Related Area,
  4. With a dividing line,
  5. Did not drive to the left of the dividing line,
  6. Was not:
    - Overtaking (broken),
    - Performing a U-turn (broken),
    - Entering or leaving the road (unbroken),
    - Moving from/to a service road or emergency stopping lane (unbroken),
    - Parking in angle parking on the opposite of the road, but not conducting a U-turn (unbroken).
19
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List the proofs of:
Road Rules 2014, Section, 130 Not keep left – multi lane road:

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  1. Driver,
  2. Vehicle,
  3. Road or Road Related Area,
  4. Road speed limit over 80 km/h or ‘Keep left unless overtaking’ sign applies,
  5. Did drive in the right most lane,
  6. Was not:
    - Turning right or making a U-turn from the centre of the road and giving a change of direction signal,
    - Overtaking,
    - Approaching or passing a stationary emergency response vehicle with a flashing red/blue/yellow light,
    - A ‘left lane must turn left’ sign or left traffic lane arrow applies to any other lane and the driver is not turning left,
    - Driver is required to drive in the right lane under rule 159,
    - Avoiding an obstruction,
    - Traffic congestion in each other lane,
    - Right lane is a special purpose lane which the driver is permitted to drive in,
    - There are only two lanes and the left lane is a slow vehicle turn out lane.
20
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Overtaking:
Must not overtake unless?

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  1. Driver has a clear view of any approaching traffic, and
  2. The driver can safely overtake the vehicle.
21
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List the proofs of:
Road Rules 2014, Section 141, Overtaking on left:

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  1. Driver,
  2. Vehicle (not bicycle),
  3. Road or Road Related Area,
  4. Overtook a vehicle on the left,
    Was not:
    - Driving on a multi-lane road and the vehicle can be safely overtaken in a marked lane to the left of the vehicle,
    - The other vehicle is turning right, making a U-turn from the centre of the road and is giving a change of direction signal and it was safe to do so,
    - The other vehicle is stationary, and it is safe to overtake to the left of the vehicle,
    - The driver is lane filtering.
22
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List the proofs of:
Road Rules 2014, Section 142, No overtaking to the right of a vehicle turning right:

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  1. Driver,
    2 Vehicle,
  2. Road or Road Related Area,
    - Overtook a vehicle on the right,
    - The vehicle was turning right or making a U-turn from the centre of the road, and is giving a change of direction signal.
23
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List the proofs of:
Road Rules 2014, Section 81, not give way to pedestrian on pedestrian crossing:

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  1. Driver,
  2. Vehicle,
  3. Road (not road related area),
  4. At a pedestrian crossing,
  5. With a pedestrian on the crossing,
  6. Did not stop and give way to the pedestrian.
24
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Road Rules 2014 - parking
A driver must not stop a vehicle within:

Pedestrian crossing:
Approach
Departure

Children crossing
Approach
Departure

Foot crossing
Approach
Departure

Level crossing
Approach
Departure

Intersection with traffic lights
Approach
Departure

Intersection without traffic lights
Approach
Departure

Bus stop
Approach
Departure

Fire hydrant
Approach
Departure

Post box
Approach
Departure

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Pedestrian crossing:
Approach 20 m
Departure 10 m

Children crossing
Approach 20 m
Departure 10 m

Foot crossing
Approach 10 m
Departure 3 m

Level crossing
Approach 20 m
Departure 20 m

Intersection with traffic lights
Approach 20 m
Departure 20 m

Intersection without traffic lights
Approach 10 m
Departure 10 m

Bus stop
Approach 20 m
Departure 10 m

Fire hydrant
Approach 1 m
Departure m

Post box
Approach 3 m
Departure 3 m

25
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General parking times

Time limit for a heavy/Long vehicle in a built-up area?

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Time limit for a heavy/Long vehicle in a built-up area?

1 Hour

26
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General parking times

Disabled Permit if:
Time limit is less than 30min
Time limit is 30 mins
Time limit is more than 30min

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Disabled Permit if:
Time limit is less than 30min:
30 mins

Time limit is 30 mins:
2 hours

Time limit is more than 30min:
Unlimited

27
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Stopping on a crest/curve NOT in a built-up area:
Must not stop on or near a crest or curve unless?

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  1. Vehicle is visible for 100 metres to approaching vehicles in the direction of travel, or
  2. A sign applies.
28
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Stopping and Parking Exemption for Police/Emergency Vehicles:
* Parking provisions do not apply to the driver if in the circumstances:

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  1. The driver is taking reasonable care, and
  2. It is reasonable that the provision should not apply.
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