Traffic Flashcards
What is the definition of a road according to the Road Rules 2014?
An area open to and used by the public and is developed for, or has as one of its main uses, the driving and riding of motor vehicles
According to the Road Rules 2014 what is the definition of a motor vehicle?
A vehicle (other than a bicycle) that is built to be propelled by a motor that forms part of the vehicle
According to the Road Rules 2014 what is the definition of a trailer
A vehicle that is built to be towed, or is towed, by a motor vehicle, but does not include a motor vehicle that is being towed
When can a driver turn left/right at an intersection other than as indicated by a turn line?
Vehicle is longer than 7.5m
Vehicle displays “do not overtake turning vehicle” sign
Driver cannot make turn safely from appropriate lane
Impracticable for turn to be done from marked lane
Obstruction in marked lane
List 5 special category drivers
Learner or provisional
Learner or provisional licence expired
Any driver with licences expired more than 6 months
Driver of coach or public passenger vehicle
Driver of vehicle carrying dangerous goods
Driver of heavy vehicle over 13.9tonnes
To enter or leave a road, what is the permitted distance a driver can drive in a tram/bus lane?
100m
List the circumstances when you cannot breath test a driver
When they have been admitted to hospital unless medical practitioner does not object
If it appears to the police officer that it would be dangerous to the person to do so due to a medical condition
Any time after 2 hours after the event
At the persons place of abode
What vehicle can a class R rider drive?
A motor bike or trike other than a motor trike that has a body type commonly known as or similar to A sedan Station wagon Coupe Convertible Roadster Utility Tray top Or van
Under the Law Enforcement Powers and Responsibilities Act 2002, for the purpose of authorising a road block, who is a senior officer?
A local area commander
Duty officer
Any other police officer of the rank of inspector or above
What vehicles can the holder of a MR licence drive?
Any vehicle with two axles and a GVM greater than 8 tonnes
They can tow a single trailer with a GVM not exceeding 9 tonnes
Can tow a car carrier or horse float
Any vehicle in a lower class except R
List the proofs of manner dangerous
Driver Vehicle Road/road related area Drive furiously/recklessly In a speed or manner dangerous to the public
List 5 exemptions to not wearing a seatbelt
A driver reversing a vehicle
They are providing or receiving medical treatment of an urgent and necessary nature
Seating position is not fitted with a seatbelt and there is no requirement for that position to be fitted with a seatbelt
A person engaged in door to door delivery or collection of goods or the collection of waste or garbage and is required to get out of the vehicle at frequent intervals and vehicle is not travelling more than 25km/hr
A truck or bus that has a sleeper compartment for a two up driver of the vehicle and the person is occupying the compartment for the purposes of rest
The person is carrying a medical certificate that states a medical practitioner believes the person should not wear a seatbelt because of a medical condition and they are complying with certificate
List 5 exemptions to not holding a licence
Interstate or international drivers with a licence for same class of vehicle
Driver of light rail vehicle
Driver of golf and green keeping vehicles if the vehicle is being used in the course of a game of golf
Driver of a vehicle weighing not more than 250kgs unladen and is constructed and used solely for the purposes of cutting grass
Vehicle specifically constructed to be used for the conveyance of a person with a disability that significantly impairs their mobility and is not capable of travelling more than 10km/hr
Driver of a pedal cycle that has one or more auxiliary motors with maximum power output of not more than 200 watts
List 5 exemptions for registration
Vehicles on tow trucks
Vehicle temporarily in NSW and registered in another state or territory
Vehicles that are being inspected and driven by an authorised vehicle examiner
Vehicle weighing not more than 250kgs unladen that is constructed and used solely for the purposes of cutting grass
Vehicle that is fitted with equipment to fight rural fires or carry fire personnel to fight rural fires and fitted with a station plate
A pedal cycle to which is attached one or more auxiliary motors with a maximum power output of not more than 200 watts
A vehicle specifically designed for the conveyance of a disabled person and that disability significantly impairs their mobility and the vehicle does not travel more than 10km/hr
When does an interstate vehicle become unregistered in NSW?
Registered in another state and it’s it no longer temporality garaged in NSW
Registered in another state but rego is expired or cancelled
Not displaying rego label or sticker
No number plates affixed to the vehicle
List the conditions for a trailer from Victoria to be exempt from registration in NSW
Is being towed by a motor vehicle registered in Victoria
Is exempt from rego in Victoria
Is not used in the course of a trade
Weighs less than 200kgs unladen
Has width not exceeding the width of motor vehicle towing it
Is of a length including draw bar and load not exceeding 3m
What is a class A vehicle
A motor vehicle with a GVM not exceeding 4.5 tonnes or a motor vehicle and trailer combination with a GCM not exceeding 4.5 tonnes
What is a class B vehicle
A motor vehicle with a GVM greater than 4.5 tonnes but less than 12 tonnes or a motor vehicle and trailer combination with a GCM exceeding 4.5 tonnes but not exceeding 12 tonnes
What is a class C vehicle
A motor vehicle with a GVM exceeding 12 tonnes or a motor vehicle and trailer combination with a GCM exceeding 12 tonnes
What is the definition of a road related area according to the Road Rules 2014
An area that divides a road
A shoulder of a road
A footpath or nature strip adjacent to a road
An area open to and used by the public and designed for the use of cyclists or animals
An area open to and used by the public for the driving, riding and parking of vehicles
Any other area open to and used by the public that has been declared under section 18 to be an area to which specific provisions of this Act and statutory rules apply
What is the definition of a driver according to Road Rules 2014
Any person driving the vehicle and includes a person riding a vehicle
List the proofs of dangerous driving occasioning death/GBH
Driver
Vehicle
Involved in an impact
Occasioned death/GBH
And at the time of impact was under the indulge of intoxicating liquor or a drug
Was at a speed dangerous or a manner dangerous
List the circumstances of aggravation under section 52A of the Crimes Act 1900
Prescribed concentration of alcohol present in blood or breath
Speed is greater than 45km/hr over the posted speed limit
Driving the vehicle to escape police
Substantially impaired by being under the influence of drugs
Who can be breath tested
Person is or was occupying the drivers seat of a vehicle on a road or road related area
Person is or was occupying the driver seat and attempting to out the vehicle into motion
Holder of applicable licence and seated next to a learner driver while the vehicle is or was on a road
What can the holder of a HC licence drive
A prime mover with a single semi trailer attached plus any unladen convertor dolly A rigid motor vehicle to which is attached a trailer with a GVM greater than 9 tonnes Any vehicles in lower class except R
What can the holder of a class LR licence drive
A vehicle with a GVM greater than 4.5 tonnes but less than 8 tonnes
A vehicle that seats more than 12 adults including the driver but does not exceed GVM of 8 tonnes
May tow a trailer with a GVM not exceeding 9 tonnes
Any vehicles in a lower class except R
What conditions must occur for a police officer to be exempt from a provision of the Road Rules according to rule 305
Must be taking reasonable care
It is reasonable that the provision should not apply
Motor vehicle is moving and displaying red or blue flashing lights or sounding an alarm
A driver stoping on a crest or curve outside a built up area must ensure what?
That they are visible for a distance of 100m for all oncoming traffic and traffic in the same direction unless permitted by a parking control sign
What are the dimensions of a rigid truck
Length 12.5m
Width 2.5m
Height 4.3m
What are the dimensions of all articulated vehicles
Length 19m
Width 2.5m
Height 4.3m
What are the dimensions of a road train
Length 53.5m
Width 2.5m
Height 4.3m unless carrying livestock then height can be 4.6m
What are the dimensions of a B-double
Length 25m
Width 2.5m
Height 4.3m unless carrying livestock than can be 4.6m
What are the dimensions of a special purpose vehicle
Length 14.5m
Width 3.5m
Height 4.3m
List 5 circumstances in which police can suspend licences under section 224 Road Transport Act
Murder or manslaughter Mid range PCA High range PCA Refuse breath analysis Exceed speed over 45km/hr (6months)
When can police seize number plates for a non serious offence
Registration is expired more than 15 days at time of seizure
Registration cancelled
Vehicle has been used in contravention of the statutory rules
List 5 novice range drivers
Learner or provisional
Learner or provisional application refused
Learner or provisional licence suspended
Learner or provisional licence cancelled
Learner or provisional license disqualified
What are the maximum working hours in a 7 day period for drivers of heavy vehicles
72 hours
When must a driver carry a work diary
When driving a fatigue regulated heavy vehicle (over 12 tonnes GVM) under BFM or AFM hours
When engaged in 100km or more work
Was engaged in 100km or more work in the last 28 days
When should a traffic infringement not be issued
A fatal collision
Offence is not in the fixed penalty notice handbook
Injury collision that involves a negative blood test and you cannot complete inquiries within 3 calendar months
Other cases when you cannot complete inquiries within 1 calendar month
Children under 16 years of age involved
Actions of the driver are brought to your notice (non collision)
Driver of ambulance or fire vehicle on urgent duty who commits an offence
Driver of police vehicle on urgent duty
What can a learner rider drive
An motorcycle listed in the publication “approved motor cycles for novice riders”
A vehicle with engine capacity not greater than 660mls and a power to weight ratio not greater than 150 kw/tonne
When is it unlawful to perform a u-turn
At a break or diving strip where there is a “no u-turn sign”
On a length of road where there is a “no u-turn” sign
At an intersection with traffic lights unless there is a “u-turn permitted” sign
Where there is a “no right turn” sign displayed
If the vehicle does not give way to other vehicles and pedestrians
On a stretch of road with unbroken dividing lines
What is the maximum stationary rest period for the solo driver of a heavy vehicle in a 24 hour period
7 hours
What is a heavy vehicle
Any vehicle that has a GVM exceeding 4.5 tonnes
Any combination having a GCM exceeding 4.5 tonnes
Any combination that includes a vehicle with a GVM that exceeds 4.5 tonnes
How long can a heavy vehicle park on a built up area
1 hour
When can you proceed through a children’s crossing
When there are no pedestrians in or on the crossing and
When the holder of the stop sign is no longer displaying sign towards the driver and is off the crossing
List 5 times police can seize vehicles
When it was used in an aggravated burnout
Driver knowingly took part in a street race
Driver is owner and exceeded speed limit by more than 45km/hr
When police have number plate production notice
When police have vehicle production notice
Vehicle was involved in a police pursuit
What can a leaner driver tow
Cannot tow any vehicle on a road or road related area. Cannot occupy drivers seat of a vehicle that is being towed
What can a provisional driver tow
A trailer that does not weigh more than 250kgs unladen
What are the proofs for menacing driving
Driver
Motor vehicle
Road/road related area
Drive in manner that menaced another person
Ought to have known the person would have been menaced
What are the proofs of not keep left of dividing line
Driver
Vehicle
Road with a dividing line
Did not keep left of dividing line and was not
Overtaking
Performing u turn
Entering or leaving road
Entering or leaving emergency lane
Parking at an angle
Avoiding an obstruction
Who must a driver turning left (not using a slip lane) at an intersection give way to?
Any vehicle approaching from the right
Any pedestrian at or near the intersection who is crossing the road the vehicle is entering
Any vehicle turning right into the road the vehicle is turning into unless they are making a u-turn
During a period of darkness what is the speed limit applying to the rider of a motor bike with an engine capacity less than 100ml?
40km/hr unless a lower speed limit applies
What additional condition applies to the holder of a class C P1 licence who is less than 25 years of age?
They must not drive a vehicle at any time between 11pm one day and 5am the next day with more than one passenger in or on the vehicle who is less than 21 years of age
If a drivers vehicle displays a mobility parking scheme authority, how long may they park in an area with a permissive parking sign indicating a maximum period of 1 hour?
Unlimited
Where and when can police inspect vehicles
Police may inspect registerable vehicles whether or not on a road for the purpose of deciding its identity condition or compliance with registration
May enter any premises used for the sale of registerable vehicles and any vehicle on those premises
May enter private property if cause to believe registerable vehicle is for sale or in a damaged condition as a result of an accident
Who must afford police reasonable facilities when they are making vehicle inspections
Registered operator Owner Any person in charge of veh Having custody of Selling Having in possession for selling Otherwise the registerable vehicle
What does section 117 of the road transport act 2013 state
If a driver of a motor vehicle is alleged to have committed an offence against road transport legislation….
The responsible person must when required give information as to the name and home address of the driver or give other information that may lead to the identity of the driver
