National Police Select Test Reading Comprehension | 57 Questions and Answers with 100% Correct Answers

National Police Select Test Reading Comprehension | 57 Questions and Answers with 100% Correct Answers Ultimate goal of traffic enforcement is - Answer To reduce traffic collision What is ITRS? - Answer Integrated Traffic Reporting System Traffic enforcement techniques are based on - Answer Accident data, enforcement activity records, traffic volume, and traffic conditions. Factors for analysis for traffic officer deployments are - Answer Location, time, day, and violation factors Warnings are - Answer Non -punitive enforcement actions Citations may be issued at a minimum - Answer When Officer feels appropriate and an explanation of the violation or charge is given. And court appearance procedure is given. Physical arrest for criminal traffic offenses are outlined in - Answer Vehicle Code or Penal Code Physical arrest cases for traffic offenses usually deal with but not limited to - Answer Vehicle manslaughter, felony and misdemeanor driving under influence of drugs/ alcohol. Felony or misdemeanor hit and run, any other misdemeanor at the discretion of the officer I.e reckless driving with extenuating circumstances The term Serious Injury is defined as - Answer Any injury that may result in a fatality Dismissal of citations once issued - Answer Can only be dismissed by court authority. A drivers license suspended for suspect of DUI under any following circumstances - Answer 1) arrestee refuses to chemical test 2) arrestee fails to complete selected test 3) declines breathe teat and demands blood or urine tests and reasonable belief that Blood Alcohol content BAC exceed .08% level 4) complete breathe tests and show a BAC of .08% or higher Zero tolerance requires a preliminary alcohol tests (PAS) for underage - Answer Of .01% or greater to suspend COPPS or - Answer Community Oriented Policing and Problem Solving Response to Incidents (R2I) is primarily oriented to - Answer Reacting to criminal or emergency events that have occurred Term R/O or responding officer refers to - Answer Police case reporting in a traditional law enforcement setting