Legislation Flashcards

(30 cards)

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Section 1 of the RTA 1988

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Death by dangerous driving and MPV

Silent power of arrest

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Section 2 of the RTA 1988

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Dangerous driving an MPV

arrest without warrant unless they give particulars

or produce driving licence

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Section 3 of the RTA 1988

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Careless driving an MPV

Arrest without warrant unless they provide their particulars

or produce a driving licence

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Section 2B of the RTA 1988

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Death by careless or inconsiderate driving an MPV

On road or public place

Silent power of arrest

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Section 3A of the RTA 1988

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Death by careless driving whilst unfit and MPV

Silent power of arrest

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Section 4 of the RTA 1988

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Drive or attempt to drive an MPV whilst unfit through drink or drugs

Silent power of arrest

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Section 5 of the RTA 1988

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Offence to drive or attempt, be in charge of an MV having consumed alcohol

Which exceeds the prescribed limit

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Section 143 of the RTA 1988

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Offence for anyone to use or permit use of MV without 3rd party insurance cover

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Section 143 of the RTA 1988 exemptions

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MV didn’t belong to driver

Vehicle was not hired to driver

Vehicle was being driving during employment

Person had no reason to believe it wasn’t insured

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Section 165 of the RTA 1988

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Power to ask person to provide licence

Offence not to do so

HORTI can be issued

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Section 165A of the RTA 1988

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Power to stop any vehicle if the PC believes that said vehicle is committing an offence

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Section 47 of the RTA 1988

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Driving MV without valid DOT certificate on a road

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13
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Section 165 of the RTA 1988

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Production of a valid DOT certificate

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Section 87 of the RTA 1988

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Driving a vehicle which a person does not have the authorisation to drive

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Section 103 of the RTA 1988

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Offence to drive a MV whilst disqualified

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Section 172 of the RTA 1988

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Driver or rider including pedal cycle has to give information to whom was driving/riding pedal bike or vehicle at the particular time of the offence committed

17
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Section 1 of the road traffic offenders act 1988

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You required to give notice to offender hat they mate be prosecuted

Notice must be given within 14 days of committing offence

18
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Regulation 47 of the road vehicle (construction and use) regulations 1986

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Limited statutory power to examine vehicle within 48 hours of crash

Owners permission not needed, but premises owner permission needed to go on land and look at vehicle

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Regulation 99 of the road vehicle (construction and use) regulations 1986

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Offence to use horn unless in danger,

or during the hours of 2330 and 0700 and only is a bell, two tone or siren used by 999

20
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Day time hours and hours of darkness

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Day: half hour before sunrise and half an hour after sunset

Night half an hour after sunset and half an hour before sunrise

21
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Regulation 23 & 11 of the road vehicles lighting regulations 1989

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23: Inadequate lamps on vehicles
11: Changing colour of vehicle lights

22
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A public place

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Any place where the public have a right of access weather on payment or otherwise at that time

23
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Section 6 of the RTA 1988

POA

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PC in uniform can instruct person

To supply breath specimen

For reasonable suspicion that person has alcohol in their body, has committed a moving road traffic offence

Or person was involved in an RTC

Power of arrest conditional if they test positive or fail to provide

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Limits of alcohol in breath, blood, urine

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22 micrograms of alcohol per 100 ml of breath

50 milligrams of alcohol per 100 ml of blood

67 milligrams of alcohol per 100 ml of urine

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Section 7 of the RTA 1988
To supply specimen of breath, blood, or urine Offence not to do so
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In hospital
Doctor is in charge or person and can object to any requirements needed for section 6/7 of the RTA 1988
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Section 6(b) of the RTA 1988 Impairment test
When someone provides a specimen that says they’re not drunk by you still think they are unfit or your unsure Get a trained officer to do some impairment tests If they fail or refuse test PC can arrest
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Section 22 of the RTA 1988
Dangerous parking To pro car/trailer on a road and in such circumstances could cause danger/injury to other road users Can include machines or implements drawn along a road
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Regulation 3 and 4 of the removal and disposal of vehicles regulations 1986
PC can require owner of vehicle to move it or arrange for it to be removed
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Section 14 & 15 of the RTA 1988
Offence to not wear a seat belt Adults only and are 14 years or above For under 14 adult driving is responsible