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1
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Section and Act for No Registration Plate

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S42 Road Traffic Act 1988

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2
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What section and act is Registration Not Fixed Within Regulation?

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S43 Road Traffic Act 1988

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3
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What section and act is No MOT?

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S47 Road Traffic Act 1988

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4
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What section and act is not wearing a seatbelt?

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S14 Road Traffic Act 1988

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5
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What section and act gives you the power to stop a vehicle for the purposes of checking documents?

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S163 Road Traffic Act 1988

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6
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What is the definition of 163 Road Traffic Act 1988

Power to stop vehicle to check documents

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  • MPV/ pedal cycle
  • on a road
  • in uniform/ marked vehicle
  • fail to comply is an offence
  • has power of entry if fail today stop under S17 PACE.
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7
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What is the power to request Driving license and DOB?

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S164 Road Traffic Act 1988

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What is the definition of S164 Road Traffic Act 1988?

Driving license/ DOB

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- driving M/V on a road
or
- RGTB driving when an RTC occurred
or
- commits offence in relation to use on M/V on a road
  • Must State DOB and provide Driving License/ CBT

Applies to Supervisors of Learner Driver

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9
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What section and act gives the power to request Insurance/ Name & Address/ MOT?

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S165 Road Traffic Act 1988

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What is the definition of S165 Road Traffic Act 1988?

Request Insurance/ Name & Address/ MOT

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  • driver of MV
  • on a road
    or
  • RGTB driver when RTC occurred
    or
  • RGTB driver when offence committed
  • Must give:
    — name and address
    — name and address of owner
    — insurance and MOT certificates
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11
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What is Section 165A+B

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Power to seize vehicle if:

  • driving without driving license
  • driving without insurance
  • Fails to Stop and RGTB No insurance/ licence
  • and Found within 24 hours
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12
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What section and offence is using a handheld mobile device (phone) whilst driving?

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Regulation 110 Road Vehicles Regulations 1986

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13
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What Offence is death by dangerous driving?

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S1 Road Traffic Act 1988

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14
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What section and act is dangerous driving?

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S2 Road Traffic Act 1988

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15
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What is the definition of S2 RTA 1988?

Dangerous Driving

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  • MPV
  • dangerously
  • Road/ public place
  • falls far below
  • standard expected of reasonable/ competent driver.
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16
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What section and act is Causing Serious Injury By Dangerous Driving?

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S1A Road Traffic Act 1988

17
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What section and act is Careless and Inconsiderate Driving?

Driving without due care/ Careless Driving

A

S3 Road Traffic Act 1988

18
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What is the definition of S3 RTA?

Careless/ Inconsiderate driving

A
  • MPV
  • Road/ public place
  • without due care and attention

or

  • without reasonable consideration
  • for other road users
19
Q

What section and act is Death by careless/ inconsiderate driving?

A

S2B Road Traffic Act 1988

20
Q

What Section is Driving Whilst Disqualified?

Disco Driving

A

S103 Road Traffic Act 1988

Disco driving = arrest

21
Q

What section and act is Unfit Through Drink or Drugs?

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S4 Road Traffic Act 1988

22
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What is the definition of S4 Road Traffic Act 1988?

Unfit through drink/ drugs.

A
  • when driving
  • attempting to drive
  • in charge of MPV
  • on road/ public place

MUST PROVE:

  • impaired driving
  • driver impairment
  • presence of drink/ drugs
23
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What section and act is Driving Over The Prescribed Limit (Drink)?

(OPL)

A

S5 Road Traffic Act 1988

24
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What section and act is Driving Over the Prescribed Limit (Drugs)?

(OPL)

A

S5A Road Traffic Act 1988

25
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What is the definition of S5/ S5A Road Traffic Act 1988?

OPL

A
  • drive
  • attempt to drive
  • in charge
  • of MV
  • on a road/ public place
  • alcohol in breath/ blood/ urine
  • exceeds prescribed limit
26
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What section and act is the Power to Require a Breath Test/ Drug Test/ Field Impairment Test (FIT)?

A

S6 Road Traffic Act 1988

27
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When do you have the power to require a Breath Test/ Drugs Test/ FIT?

A
  • driving
  • has been driving
  • in charge of an MV
  • on road/ public place

AND

- suspect offenders having alcohol/ drugs in their system
or
- commits moving traffic offence
or
- driver of MV involved in an accident
28
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What is S6E Road Traffic Act 1988?

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Power of Entry

  • any place
  • accident with injury to any person
  • to impose breath/ drug test
  • arrest following positive result
29
Q

What section and act gives you the power to require an evidential sample?

(The sample taken at the station)

A

S7 Road Traffic Act 1988

30
Q

What section and act is Failing to Provide?

A

S7 Road Traffic Act 1988

31
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What does it mean to be guilt of a “use offence”

A

Always use:
• Driver
• Owner if driven for business
• Owner if present and vehicle used for their purpose
• Passengers if they solicit the journey and it would not have taken place without them.

32
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What does it mean to be guilty of a “cause offence”?

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Need to prove that the defendant had the authority to cause the use of the vehicle and that he:
• Knew the vehicle was being used on a road
• Was aware of the facts of the offence
• Authorised or ordered another person to use the vehicle.
To cause a person must know what the principle offender is doing or failing to do.

33
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What is the definition of a “permit” offence?

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The offence of permitting is committed if a person gives another person permission to use a vehicle and it can be shown that the person was permitting was aware or should have been aware of the facts of the offence committed in relation to the use of the vehicle

34
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Pursuit Considerations

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current level of risk

suspect’s identity known?

the seriousness of any known/ suspected offence

Suspect armed?

juvenile/ vulnerable persons on-board

the type of vehicle being pursued, eg, car or motorcycle

the current/anticipated route in respect of the time of day, road, weather, traffic, specific considerations such as schools, licensed premises or off-road terrain

Availability of tactical options.

35
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RTC Risk Assessment On Arrival

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  • Location
    Position/ Visibility
    Traffic Flow
    Constraints for safe workingAction: Create safe environment.
- Vehicles
   Number/ Type
   Suspicion/ Crime
   Damage/ Hazard
   Recovery Requirements

ACTION: Communicate/ Mitigate Hazards

  • People
    Accounted for?
    Number involved
    Condition - injuries/ trapped drunk/ illACTION: Communicate - required services/ Act on injuries/
    impairment
  • Local Factors
    Environmental impactACTION: Communicate/ Mitigate Risk
36
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ACE CARD

A

Approach
Safe Approach

Caution Signs
Create safe environment

Examine Scene
What further assistance is required

Casualties
      Accounted for?
      Numbers
      Level of injury
      Details

Ambulance/ Fire & Rescue

Remove Obstructions
Not until Investigating Officer says

Detailed Examination

37
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Fail to stop for red traffic light

A

Section 36 Road Traffic Act

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