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Traffic Flashcards

Trafficky traffic

1
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Requirement for name and address:

A

Police Reform Act 2002

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2
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4 Vehicle Identification Factors

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V - Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), 17 characters, usually on dashboard
I - Index Number/VRM
C - Chassis number, same as VIN, cars after 1980, stamped on chassis with location usually described in handbook
E - Engine Number

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Power to Stop a Vehicle:

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S.163 RTA 1988

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4
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Fail to Stop: , type and penalty

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S163 RTA 1988, summary only, fine

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5
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Power after fail to stop:

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S.17 PACE power of entry to arrest

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6
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‘Driver’ when conducting documentation checks

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Any person:

  • driving a motor vehicle on a road
  • who the officer has reasonable cause to believe had been driving a motor vehicle on a road at the time of an accident
  • who the officer has reasonable cause to believe has committed an offence in relation to the use of a motor vehicle on a road
  • powers also apply to supervisor of learner driver in above circumstances
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7
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Require driving license or CBT certificate:

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S164 RTA 1988

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8
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Require Insurance and/or MOT certificate:

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S165 RTA 1988

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9
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Requiring DOB conditions

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  • licence is unsatisfactory (e.g. suspected to be false or issued in error)
  • Supervisor of learner during accident or offence and reason to suspect he/she is under 21
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10
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Fail to produce licence/state DOB:

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S.164 RTA 1988

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11
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Fail to produce CBT certificate (motorcyclists only):

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S.164 RTA 1988

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12
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Fail to state name and address and name and address of the owner of the vehicle:

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S.165 RTA 1988

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13
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Fail to produce MOT certificate:

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S.165 RTA 1988

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14
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Failure to produce vehicle registration documents:

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S.28 VERA 1994

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15
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Exemption for failing to produce vehicle registration documents

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Vehicle is subject to lease/hire agreement

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16
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HO/RT1 time frame to avoid prosecution

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-within 7 days
-as soon as is reasonably practicable
at a later time if drier can prove it was not reasonably practicable to produce it before written charge proceedings were commenced

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17
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Pedal cyclist/Drivers of MPV required to provide name and address conditions

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suspected of dangerous, careless or inconsiderate driving or cycling (S.2, S.3, S.28, and S.29)

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18
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Pedal cyclist/Drivers of MPV fail to provide name and address to any person with reasonable grounds to do so:

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S.168 RTA 1988

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S.168 RTA 1988

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Pedal cyclist/Drivers of MPV fail to provide name and address to any person with reasonable grounds to do so

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20
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Seize vehicle when driver has no licence or inadequate insurance:

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S.165 RTA 1988

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21
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Procedure for S.165 seizure

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must be in full uniform, have requested the documents, and warned that should the documents not be produced immediately the vehicle will be seizure

22
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Road check for persons on board:

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S.4 PACE

23
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S.4 PACE road check

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Used to determine whether a vehicle is carrying a people connected with an indictable offence (witness or suspect), or who are unlawfully at large
*must be authorised by a superintendent/above in available in writing with reasonable grounds to suspect that the person is or is about to be in the vicinity

24
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Categories of collisions:

A
  • Damage only
  • Non-Reportable damage only (NRDO)
  • Personal Injury (PI)
  • Killed or Seriously Injured (KSI)
25
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Consideration at scene of RTC

A 
A - Approach
C - Caution (signs)
E - Examine the scene
C - Casualties
A - Ambulance, Fire & other supportive agencies 
R - Remove the obstructions
D - Detailed Investigation
26
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Reportable collisions:

A

S.170 RTA 1988

27
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S.170 RTA 1988

A

If owing to the presence of an MPV on a road or other public place, an accident occurs by which:
- personal injury is caused to a person other than the driver of that MPV
OR
- damage is caused
-to a vehicle other than that MPV or
-OR to an animal other than in or on that MPV or a trailer drawn by that MPV
-OR to any other property constructed on, fixed to, growing in or otherwise forming part of the land on which the road or place in question is situated or land adjacent to such land

28
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Animal includes

A 
Horse
Cattle
Ass
Mule
Sheep
Pig
Goat or
Dog
29
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Duties of a driver after an accident:

A

S.170 RTA 1988

30
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S.170 duties

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  • Driver of MPV must stop and, if required to do so by any person having reasonable grounds for so requiring, give his name and address and also the name and address of the owner of the vehicle and identification marks of the vehicle and, if injury has been caused and the MPV is a motor vehicle, produce proof of insurance
  • If for any reason he does not give his name and address and or documentation he must report the incident in person to a constable or at a police station as soon as reasonably practicable & within 24 hrs

**failure to comply is an offence

31
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Stop/Direct traffic:

A

S35 RTA 1988

32
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S.35 circumstances

A

Constable or traffic officer is engaged in directing traffic in a road
To a person driving or propelling a vehicle
Can stop or direct to proceed in or keep to a particular line of traffic
OR when a traffic survey is being carried out
can direct to stop, proceed in or keep to a particular line of traffic or proceed to a point on or near the road on which the vehicle is being driven or propelled

33
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Directions to pedestrians:

A

S.37 RTA 1988

34
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Testing the condition of road vehicles:

A

S.67 RTA 1988

35
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S.67 RTA 1988

A

Authorises vehicle examiners to test motor vehicle driven on a road but the stop must be made by a constable in uniform or ‘stopping officer’

36
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Deferring S.67

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The driver may elect for the test to be deffered to a time and place in accordance with Schedule 2 however if the vehicle is in non-roadworthy condition the test can e forced then and there

37
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S.163 applies to:

A

driver of MPV on a road, person riding a cycle on a road

38
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Failure to comply with traffic signs:

A

S.36 RTA 1988

39
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S.36 applies:

A

anyone driving an MPV or propelling a vehicle

40
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Defences to S.36

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mechanical defect, automatism, or not seen due to bad signage

41
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Automatism

A

the involuntary movement of a person’s body or limbs

42
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Seatbelts adults/children:

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S.14 / S.15 RTA 1988

43
Q

Road

A

Any highway and any other road to which the public has access and includes bridges over which a road passes

44
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Highway

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the whole or part of a highway other than a ferry or waterway. Where a highway passes over a bridge or through a tunnel that bridge or tunnel is to be taken for the purposes of the act to be part of the highway

45
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Carriageway

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a way contributing or comprised in a highway being a way (other than a cycle track) over which a the public have a right of way for the passage of vehicles

46
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Vehicle

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Something used as an instrument or conveyance - any kind of carriage or conveyance for the transport of people or goods by land water or air

47
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MPV

A

a vehicle that is constructed so that it can be propelled mechanically - including by Gas Oil Petrol Electricity Diesel or Steam (GOPEDS)

48
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Motor Vehicle

A

an MPV intended or adapted for use on the road

49
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Invalid Carriage

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an MPV where the unladen weight does not exceed 254 kg and is specifically designed and constructed (not merely adapted) for use of a person suffering from some physical defect or disability and is solely used by such a person

50
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Hackney Carriage

A

every wheeled carriage or construction used in standing or plying for hire in any street in the prescribed distance having thereon any number plate required by this of the Special Act

DCPI04/21 (3 decks)

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