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Road Policing: RP Flashcards

1
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Top 4 Risk behaviours ? RIDS

A
  1. Restraints
  2. Impairment
  3. Distractions
  4. Speed
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Land Transport Act 1998 - Major 4 driving offences?

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  • Inconsiderate or Careless.

- Reckless or Dangerous.

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While enforcing the Land Transport Act 1998 s113, may at anytime DIMDFFD?

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Direct a person give full details.
Inspect vehicle, test.
Move or authorise another move safe loc.
Direct driver remove from rd.
Forbid unlicenced driver to drive.
Forbid unlicenced transport service drive.
Direct person follow point duty, direct pedestrians not to cross

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Land Transport Act 1998, s113?

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General Roadway-Related Powers. DIMDFFD

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Land Transport Act 1998, s114?

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Stopping Vehicles and Demanding Details.

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Land Transport Act 1998, s115?

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Banning Vehicles from the Road.

Green & Pink stickers

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Land Transport Act 1998, s121?

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Taking Keys and Forbidding to Drive.

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Land Transport Act 1998, s118?

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Obtaining information.

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Land Transport Act 1998, s122 & 123?

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Seizing Vehicles.
s122 for 12hrs
s123 for 10 days

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Land Transport Act 1998, s119?

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Entering Premises & Seizing Vehicles.

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Land Transport Act 1998, s90?

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Suspending Licences & Disqualifying from Driving.

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Land Transport Act 1998, s95?

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Suspended Licences for 28 days.

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Land Transport Act 1998, s96?

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Seizing & Impounding Vehicle for 28 days.

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POL555 Pink sticker?

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Unsafe.

Reasonably believe vehicle is not safe to be on the road.

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POL650 Green sticker?

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Defective.

Reasonably believe vehicle fails to comply with rules and regulations for road use.

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FARMED?

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Forbid to drive.
All keys surrendered.
Render vehicle immobile.
Move somewhere safe. 
EBA offenders no drive 12hrs.
Direct driver go to loc to rest.
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Land Transport Act 1998, s118(1) & (2), how many days does a owner/hirer have to give info of driver if they have committed any offence?

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14 days.

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Land Transport Act 1998, s118(4) owner of a vehicle involved in a police pursuit, how long to give driver info?

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Immediately!

19
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Why would you seize or impound under LTA s96?

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  1. Disqualified
  2. Suspended/revoked
  3. Not following Alcohol Interlock Licence conditions.
  4. Previously been forbidden.
  5. Race or unnecessary exhibit of speed.
  6. Sustained loss of traction.
  7. Failed to stop or remain stopped s114.
  8. Failed EBA. 400mcg/80mg plus 2 relevant offences in 4yrs.
  9. Failed or refused blood test, plus 2 relevant offences in 4yrs.
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Land Transport Act 1998, s95 Suspending licences for 28 days, what requirements?

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  • Speeding. +40km permanent, +50km temp zone.
  • Failed EBA(650mg) or blood test(130mcg).
  • Failed EBA(400mg) or blood test(80mcg) + recent relevant offence past 4yrs.
  • Refuse blood test.
21
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Land Transport Act 1998, s90, Suspending Licences & Disqualifying from driving, requirements?

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Over 100 demerits points in 2yr period.

22
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Land Transport Act 1998, s22(3) Duty to Report Injury. Driver duties?

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  • Crash involves injury or death.
  • Driver report in person to Police.
  • ASAP or within 24hrs, unless injured.
23
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Land Transport Act 1998, s22(4) Duty to Report Damage. Driver duties?

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  • Crash involves damage unoccupied vehicle/property.
  • Driver report to owner 48hrs, unless injured, or
  • to Police 60hrs.
24
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Land Transport Act 1998, s122, Power to seize vehicle for how long?

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12hrs.

25
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Land Transport Act 1998, s123, Power to seize vehicle for how long?

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10 working days.

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s95 LTA 1998, Power to suspend licence 28 days. Requirements?

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  1. Breath over 650mcg.
  2. Blood over 130mg.
  3. Breath over 400mcg AND convicted ‘relevant offences’ within 4yrs.
  4. Blood over 80mg AND convicted ‘relevant offences’ within 4yrs.
  5. Failed or refuses blood test from officer/doc/hospital.
27
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S96, LTA 1998 - Power to impound vehicles 28 days. EBA related Requirements?

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  1. Breath over 400mcg or Blood over 80mg AND 2 previous convictions for any ‘relevant offences’ within 4 yrs.
  2. Failed or refuses blood test (officer/doc/hospital) AND 2 previous convictions for any ‘relevant offences’ within 4 yrs.
28
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Which section of the LTA 1998 makes it an offence not to stop and render assistance when you hit someone when driving?

A

s22

29
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Which section of the LTA 1998 makes it an offence to contravene any notice or requirement imposed by an enforcement officer?

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s52

30
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Which section of the LTA 1998 outlines the punishment for accruing 100 demerits within a two year period?

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s90

31
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For a driver with a current licence, what is the penalty for accruing 100 or more demerits within a 2 year period?

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Licence suspended for 3 months

32
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What powers does section 114 of the LTA 1998 give to police officers?

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  • Stop vehicles
  • Demand drivers details
  • Arrest a driver for failing to stop
33
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Which section of the LTA 1998 gives enforcement officers the power to arrest without warrant for breaching a direction imposed under section 113 or 115?

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s116

34
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What circumstances require the owner of a car to immediately give police all information regarding the driver of their car when they are believed to have committed an offence while driving the car?

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If the driver has failed to stop for police.

35
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What reasons can police arrest people for under section 120 of the Land Transport Act 1998? Choose all correct answers

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  • if the person does not complete a CIT
  • if the person has assaulted a police officer in the course of their duties
  • if the officer has good cause to suspect that the person has breached sections 58 to 62 of the LTA 1998
36
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Which section of the LTA 1998 dictates who must undergo an CIT?

A

s71A

37
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What is the maximum amount of time a vehicle can be seized for when searching for evidence?

A

10 working days

38
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TON?

A

Traffic Offence Notice

39
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What is the definition of Careless driving?

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Driving that falls below the driving standards of a reasonable, prudent motorist

40
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What is the definition of Inconsiderate driving?

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Driving that includes inattention or thoughtless actions or omissions, as well as deliberate ones, which is inconsiderate to other road users

41
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What is the definition of Dangerous driving?

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Driving in a manner or speed which was or might have been dangerous to anyone

42
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What is the definition of reckless driving?

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Knowingly disregarding one’s duty as a driver. deliberately running an unjustifiable risk of injury or collision.

43
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Which section of the Land transport Act 1998 relates to ‘racing’?

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s22A

44
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Any person found to be driving under the influence of drugs can also be charged with using drugs under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975?

A

No

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