VTL- Final Quizzer PT 2- Session 15 Flashcards
(70 cards)
Roger is arrested for participating in an unlawful speed contest. What additional factor must occur for Roger’s license to be revoked?
* A: Roger must have caused serious physical injury or death to another person during the contest.
* B: Roger was fleeing the police in an attempt to avoid arrest for the unlawful speed contest.
* C: Roger must be convicted of participating in an unlawful speed contest.
* D: A and C only.
C: He participates AND is convicted of participating in an unlawful speed contest.
Being convicted of leaving the scene of a personal injury accident will not result in an automatic suspension.
- A: true.
- B: false.
B: Conviction equals mandatory revocation.
Roger is arrested for Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the first degree. Roger should be charged with?
* A: A felony
* B: A misdemeanor
* C: A traffic infraction
* D: A or B depending on certain circumstances
A: Aggravated Unlicensed Operation 1ST Degree is a Felony.
What mitigating factors are required for a motorist to be charged with Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the second degree?
- A: The operator has a prior conviction of Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the third degree within the past 18 months and the operator does it again.
- B: The operator is driving again after the operator’s license was suspended or revoked because of an 1192 V.T.L. arrest or refusal to submit to a chemical test.
- C: The operator’s suspension was mandatory pending a prosecution under section 1192 of the V.T.L.
- D: The operator has 3 or more separate suspensions on at least 3 separate dates for failure to appear in Court.
- E: All of the above.
E: All of the above are AOU 2ND Degree.
Roger has a restricted use license. Which of the following would violate Roger’s restricted use license?
* A: Driving his children to child care.
* B: Driving to work.
* C: Driving to a union meeting.
* D: Driving to school.
C: See Section 530 of the V.T.L.
Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the first degree occurs when:
- A: When the operator drives after a suspension/revocation for an 1192 violation or refusal, and when the operator is caught, the operator is again violating section 1192 sub 1-5 of the VTL.
- B: When the operator’s suspended license was mandatory due to a pending 1192 prosecution and the operator is currently violating section 1192 sub 1-5 of the VTL.
- C: The operator has three or more current suspensions and is currently violating section 1192 sub 1-5 of the VTL.
- D: The operator has ten or more suspensions on ten separate dates.
- E: All of the above.
E: Notice VTL 1192 Sub 1-5.
Roger knowingly permits Tondelayo to drive his car while her license is suspended. If Tondelayo is caught, Roger can be charged with Facilitating Aggravated Unlicensed Operation.
- A: true.
- B: false.
A: Can be charged with facilitation.
Facilitation of Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the first degree is classified as a?
* A: U Misdemeanor.
* B: E Felony.
* C: A Misdemeanor.
* D: Traffic Infraction.
B: E Felony.
Roger is arrested for driving with a suspended license. Tondelayo was a passenger in the vehicle and has a valid license. Roger’s vehicle was impounded due to his arrest. Roger complains to Officer Smith that he should let Tondelayo drive his car away from the scene. Roger’s complaint is:
* A: Not justified as Roger was driving the car and he committed the violation.
* B: Justified as Tondelayo has a valid license.
* C: Not justified as Tondelayo should have driven the vehicle instead of Roger.
* D: Both A and C.
B: Release the vehicle to a licensed operator.
Tondelayo gets arrested for Aggravated Unlicensed Operation in the second degree while operating Roger’s vehicle. Being the registered owner, the impounding agency may release the vehicle to Roger as long as Roger has a valid license, the vehicle has insurance and the vehicle is properly registered.
- A: true.
- B: false.
A: It can be released.
Roger has a restricted license, which of the following is Roger not permitted to drive to?
- A: Church.
- B: Work.
- C: Take his children to daycare.
- D: Union meeting.
- E: Both A and D.
E: Not to church OR a union meeting.
While operating his vehicle, Roger strikes another vehicle causing property damage to the other vehicle and flees the scene. Through an investigation, Sergeant Jones determines that Roger was the operator that fled the scene. Sergeant Jones arrests Roger for leaving the scene of a property damage accident even though he didn’t witness the violation. Sergeant Jones’ actions were:
- A: Justified under section 602 of the VTL.
- B: Not justified as Sergeant Jones didn’t witness the violation.
- C: Not justified because there was no personal injury.
- D: Both B and C.
A: Permitted under Section 602 of the VTL.
An Officer may impound the vehicle of a person arrested for aggravated unlicensed operation in the first or second degree.
- A: true.
- B: false.
A: The officer is justified.
Police Officers are required to conduct an investigation and submit a report regarding a personal injury accident when:
- A: The personal injury accident was reported within 30 days.
- B: The personal injury accident was reported within 10 days.
- C: The personal injury accident was reported within 5 days.
- D: The personal injury accident was reported within 20 days.
C: 5 days.
A police Officer is required to submit a report for any accident that causes:
- A: Property damage in excess of $500 dollars.
- B: Property damage in excess of $1,000 dollars.
- C: Property Damage in excess of $250 dollars.
- D: Property damage in excess of $750 dollars.
B: More than one thousand dollars.
While being operated in an emergency operation, an ambulance driver must:
* A: Activate the emergency lights.
* B: Activate the siren.
* C: Must drive the speed limit.
* D: A and B only.
* E: All of the above.
D: Activate siren and lights.
A police vehicle being operated in an emergency operation must have the siren activated.
- A: true.
- B: false.
B: Does not have to be activated-see VTL Section 1104.
An authorized emergency vehicle operated as a police, sheriff, or deputy sheriff vehicle may exceed the maximum speed limits for the purpose of calibrating such vehicles’ speedometer.
- A: true.
- B: false.
A: May according to Section 1104 Sub D.
An operator may cross over a solid double line when:
- A: The operator is not driving the speed limit.
- B: The operator is experiencing a personal emergency.
- C: The operator is turning into a driveway.
- D: The operator is handicapped and has an exemption.
C: Turning into a driveway.
Which of the following statements are accurate according to the VTL when passing a vehicle on the right.
- A: When the vehicle being overtaken is making or about to make a left turn.
- B: Upon a one way street or upon any roadway on which traffic is restricted to one direction of movement and the roadway is free from obstructions and of sufficient width for two or more lines of moving vehicles.
- C: The shoulder may be used if the shoulder is of sufficient width for a passing vehicle.
- D: All of the above.
- E: A and B only.
E: See Section 1123 - shoulder cannot be utilized.
A driver may operate a motor vehicle on the left side of the road when there is a lane set aside exclusively for that
purpose.
- A: true.
- B: false.
A: As long as there is a designated lane for that specific purpose.
Upon the approach of an emergency vehicle with lights and an audible siren sounding, other operators must:
- A: Move over into another lane and keep driving.
- B: Stop in the lane they’re driving in and wait for the emergency vehicle to pass.
- C: Drive to a position parallel to, and as close as possible to the right hand edge of the curb of the roadway and stop and remain in such a position until the emergency vehicle passes.
- D: Turn on your hazard lights and drive slowly until the emergency vehicle passes.
C: Vehicle must stop and remained stopped until the emergency vehicle passes.
A U turn on a grade or a curve is illegal if made within how many feet of the grade or crest?
- A :250 feet.
- B :500 feet.
- C: 750 feet.
- D: 1000 feet.
B: 500 feet according to the VTL.
Which emergency vehicles must operators pull over to the right and stop for until the emergency vehicle passes?
- A: A Police Vehicle.
- B: An Ambulance.
- C: A Fire truck.
- D: All of the above.
D: All are emergency vehicles.