SFST-R Pre-Test

Detection Phase I (Vehicle in Motion) consists of the initial observation of vehicle operation, the stop decision, and

How many DWI arrests have you made using the SFSTs?

While performing the Walk & Turn test, the subject steps off the line twice. How many clues are counted?

What are the three senses an officer uses to gather evidence of impairment during the face-to-face contact?

How long was the training?

Which of the following is/are a Standardized Field Sobriety Test(s)?

For the HGN test, the maximum number of clues is ______.

What is the position of the subject's feet during the One Leg Stand instructions stage?

During the One Leg Stand test, the subject is instructed to stand on one foot and count in thousands __________________.

How many validated clues are there for the Walk & Turn test?

When conducting the HGN test, the stimulus should be held approximately ____ inches from the subject's nose.

Psychophysical tests are methods of directly assessing a driver's _____________________.

The two stages of the Walk & Turn test are __________________________.

When did you successfully complete the NHTSA/IACP-approved DWI Detection & Standardized Field Sobriety Testing training?

For the One Leg Stand test, if the subject moves his arms more than ___ inches from his side, a clue is counted.

The number one priority during any traffic stop is officer safety.

The first task in Phase III Detection is __________________________.

Which eye should be tested first when administering the HGN test?