Traffic Stops
Quiz by Seth L Hall
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- Q1What factors should you consider when deciding to make a traffic stop?AreaAll of theseNature of offenseAvailability of backup20sEditDelete
- Q2You should provide real time information of your traffic stop to whom?Private securityFireDispatchEMS20sEditDelete
- Q3How should you position your patrol vehicle during a traffic stop?Straight on, no more than a foot from the curbDirectly behind the suspect vehicle, no more than five feet awayAt an angle, putting yourself as close to the suspect vehicle as possibleAt an angle, placing your engine block between you and the vehicle20sEditDelete
- Q4Why do you press on the trunk of the vehicle as you approach?To determine if the vehicle has been painted recentlyTo leave fingerprintsTo leave fingerprints and check to see if the trunk is secureTo check and see if it is secured20sEditDelete
- Q5Which side of the vehicle should you approach?Whichever side is safestFrontPassenger sideDriver side20sEditDelete
- Q6What should you be watching for during contact with the occupants of the vehicle?Suspicious behaviorTheir hand and eye movementsAll of theseIllegal items20sEditDelete
- Q7Describe the seven-step violator contact method.Greeting and identification of agency, statement of violation, identification of driver and check the conditions of violator and the vehicle, statement of action to be taken, take the action, explain what the violator must do, leave.Activate lights and sirens, contact with driver, run information, issue citation, make arrest, search suspect, produce report.Pull over vehicle, identify yourself, check insurance, issue a citation, conduct a vehicle search, make an arrest, search suspect.Check driver for warrants, check vehicle for illegal items, check for weapons, check for warrants, search suspect, search vehicle, make an arrest.20sEditDelete