RP02 EBA PROCEDURES Flashcards

1
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Section 11 LTA 1998

A

Drivers are not to exceed specified alcohol limits

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2
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What does RIDS stand for in relation to road safety.

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Restraints
Impairment
Distraction
Speed

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3
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How many road deaths in 2020?

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318

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4
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Under Section 68 (1)(a) breath test who does this apply to?

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Any driver of a motor vehicle on any road

Any person attempting to drive a motor vehicle on any road

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5
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Under Section 68(1)(b) breath test, who does this apply to?

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Any person you have good cause to suspect has recently commited an offence against the LTA

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6
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Reasons to arrest during EBA

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Fail or refuse to remain, accompany, to give blood. to give blood by medical practitioner

Power of arres 120(1)a LTA

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7
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Section 68(2) Can not require person in medical care to undergo breath screening alternative?

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Require a doctor to take a blood sample once in hospital care

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8
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28 day licence suspension conditions

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Section 95
Breath over 650
Blood over 130
previous conviction breath over 400 blood over 80
Refuses breath or blood
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9
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EBA Roadside procedure if passive test is failed

A
Passive breath test
Obtain Age
Breath screening test
Require to accompany + BOR + Search S85 Arrest if no concent 
Written BOR + Provide BOR oppertunity
Roadside or EBA suite test
Give 12 minutes to elect blood
Request blood
Taker called
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10
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What do you do if the the offender fails breath/blood sampling?

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Summons to court under section 121

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11
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Alcohol threshhold for under 20

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0 alcohol - no offence
1 - 149mcg or 1 - 29mg = $200 50 demerits
Over 149mcg or 29mg = 3Months $2,250 desqual 3 months
Over 400mcg or 80mg (inclusive) section 56 charge same as adult

Previous offences arnt considered for under 20

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12
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Alcohol threshholds for over 20

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249mcg/49mg and under - no offence
between 249mcg and 400mcg $200 50 demerits
between 49mg and 80mg $200 50 demerits
Over 400mcg or 80mg (inclusive) or refuses tesing = 3months $4500 disqual 6months

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13
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What is the penalty for a driver over 20 exceeding 400mcg or 80mg (inclusive) or refusing testing for a 3rd time?

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2 years
$6000
Disqual for more than 1 year

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14
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What is the infringement fee if you refuse or fail when over 20yo to complete an evidential breath test and end up with a blood result of between 49mg and 80mg?

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$700 50 demerits

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15
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What results can a passive breath test produce?

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PASS/FAIL

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16
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What results can a breath screening test produce?

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Under 250mcg
250mcg+ OVER (does not exceed 400mcg)
OVER 400mcg

17
Q

How many attempts are you allowed for an evidentual breath test?

A

3 attempts and the move to blood sample

18
Q

Under Section 96(1) LTA power to impound vehicles for 28 days when can this be applyed?

A

400mcg+ or 80mg+ or failed to test and two relevant offences in the last 4 years