Traffic Enforcement/Crash Investigation Final

Which circumstance is least likely to have a officer come in contact with a DWI offender

When an officer refers to himself as the officer in a statement, it is known as third person

Which of the following automobile manufacturers is NOT a member of the so-called "Big Three"?

During the walk and turn test, don't restart the test, don't record failures, and don't stand close to subject

Selective enforcement data should include all but ONE of the following

The type of alcohol consumed in drinks is...

Which of the following statements regarding legal definition of drive is not correct.....

Which of the following is not one of the categories that a local government can regulate.....

Finding a empty beer bottle, partial bottle of whisky things of this nature is NOT considered physical evidence

A good definition for a temporary modifier would be impairment or under the influence of something

The jerking of eyes when you are looking straight ahead is known as resting nystagmus

According to the text roads, school property, shoulder of road and the median are all parts of the roadway

2% of people on the road at any given time are driving under the influence, typical dui commits this 80x a year

Three in every _ Americans will be involved in an alcohol related crash at some point in their lives

When dealing with a summarily suspension in a local court you do not have to worry about the Miranda warning

Another way of describing mens rea would be:

A 4 ounce glass of wine with 12% alcohol content is equal to _ ounces of beer with 4% alcohol content

The principle behind Doppler radar is a radar that emits a constant radio wave to the target

One of the best examples where a police officer is most restricted in exercising discretion is:

Which of the following is typically not included in the sketch of a crash scene ?

Radar waves travel at a speed of at least

A person who fails to secure their child in a safety seat might be guilty of.....

Which of the following is the best definition of a strict liability offense?

Officers verbal description of what's heard, seen, smelled, etc..

Roughly _% of all people convicted of DUI are repeat offenders......

According to the American Heritage Dictionary the word ETHIC is best defined as:

Each year, an average of one person dies every _ minuets in an alcohol related crash

In 1901 in NY State there were barely __ vehicles registered. Each owner paid an annual fee of __

Which of the following is incorrect ?

The standard warnings for motorist suspected of DUI should be given, when?

During the walk and turn test there are several behaviors that are scored, talking constantly is not one of them

Which one of the following types of collisions are responsible for the highest percentage of fatal crashes

A suspect drinking and driving is allowed to confer with there attorney prior to the chemical test

Which one of the following regarding petty traffic offenses is most accurate ?

Vehicles approaching a yellow light should accelerate to insure that they don't get caught at a red light

Which of the following would be considered an ethical reason to give someone a "break" on a speeding violation?

When photographing crash scenes with large distances involved the best would be sequence photos for reference points

Which would not be one of the conditions that would apply to a driver being cited for speeding,without actually speeding

Where was the first ordinance passed to collect licensing fees in 1898 that were later declared unconstitutional?

A small or unfamiliar object found at a traffic accident should be collected and measured before photographed

In the NHTSA block outline you will not find the category off subjects prior arrest for DWI

Which state was the first state to establish licensing laws for operating motor vehicles in 1903

Which of the following statements is MOST accurate regarding crimes and offenses of strict liability?

Which of the following is generally considered to be the most important in terms of exercising police discretion?

Typically a BAC of 0.18 to 0.30 will produce a state of

In modern, professional police agencies, prior emphasis on ticket production has largely been replaced by:

Which of the following is not a reason for the zero tolerance policies being controversial?

The actual chance of a DUI violator getting caught is about 1 in 10,000

At what point during a DUI investigation should the Miranda warning be given

The best indicator that drugs are in the system other than alcohol is sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation

During a traffic stop a officer can further investigate if there is probable cause that something else is going on

When taking measurements at a traffic accident measuring a object at two fixed points is known as coordinate method

Which of the following is NOT one of the roles typical of police work?

When transporting an OWI suspect it is not always necessary to handcuff them

Under most circumstances LIDAR is less likely to be interfered with then radar

If a Juv is stopped after curfew for a traffic violation, they should be cited for the violation and dealt with per SOP.