Road Policing Flashcards

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What is Govt’s Vision - Vision Zero

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  • Global

- Seen significant decrease in trauma. Sweden, NY and past of Aussie

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What accompanies the Vision Zero plan?

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Road to Zero Action Plan 2020-2022, NZ Police.

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Road to Zero principles -

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HOLISTIC VIEW OF THE TRANSPORT SYSTEM
1-Good choices but plan for mistakes
2-Design for human vulnerability
3-Strengthen all parts of road transport systems
4-Shared resp for improving road safety
5-Actions are evidence based and evaluated
6-Road Safety Action support health well being and liveable places
7-Safety is a critical decision making priority

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What do we need to focus on for Road to Zero?

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  • Improve quality of roads
  • Encourage people to drive safer vehicles
  • INCENTIVISING people to follow traffic laws
  • Create transport culture to value/protect human life
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For focus Road User Choices what are they?

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>PRIORITISE RP 
>Enhance drug driver testing
>Increase access to driver licensing and training
>SUPPORT motorcycle safety
>Review road safety penalties
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What is the goal for the Road Safety Partnership programme?

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40% reduction of death and serious injury over 10 years

-partnership with MOT and NZTA

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What does the Road Safety Partnership programme focus on? RIDS

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-Restraints
>all veh occupants to wear safety belts/all staff to ensure road users - belts and helmets

-Impairment
>Prevent alco/drug and fatigue related crashes/increase deterrence comorbidity - relates to all

-Distraction
>focus drivers not distracted

-Speed
>conduct speed enforcement

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Fleeing Driver Policy - What must we balance with TENR (continuous) when deciding to pursue?

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  • What is the initial THREAT from the driver
  • Is it NECESSARY NOW to apprehend the driver?
  • What is the RISK to all persons if we chase?
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What will you be reviewed on if you pursue?

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  • Was it JUSTIFIED
  • Was it APPROPRIATE
  • Was it COMPLIANT with policy and guidelines
  • Was it LAWFUL
  • What are LESSONS learnt from it
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BEFORE signalling a driver to stop (3T) and if info suggest driver may flee - What is the new advice we give to Comms?

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  • REASON for stopping driver
  • INTENTION that you will signal driver to stop
  • WHETHER you will pursue if driver fails to stop
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What do we need to do if driver fails to stop and you decide to abandon pursuit?

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Must be resulted in K6 follow to investigate and hold driver to account.

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What happens if there is no pursuit controller or team leader available during a pursuit?

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-No pursuit and announced - All unit from Comms, Abandoned pursuit now - pursuit not supervised. Acknowledge

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Who is is responsible for control and command of pursuits?

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Pursuit Controller

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Who must carry out TENR during a pursuit?

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All staff involved

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Can Field Supervisors direct an abandoning a pursuit?

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Yes must direct it if their TENR identifies the risks are too great to ignore.

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