Police

1. Inadvertently

2. Minor in nature

3. Without evil intent

4. Accidental

When they provide a false name

Refuse to provide a name and address

Reasonable suspicion they are lying about name and address

Take their keys

Immobolise their vehicle and move to place of safety

Officer of rank of Inspector or above

A medical practitioner

Driving whilst driver licence suspended

No PoA

No infringement

Drive whilst disqualified

Yes PoA

No infringement

Driving whilst not holder of licence

No PoA

No infringement

Drive whilst not the holder of a licence

No PoA

Yes Infringement

Drive whilst disqualified

PoA Yes

Infringement No

Use an unregistered motor vehicle

Use uninsured motor vehicle

Unregistered motor vehicle in a public street.

Yes can seize plates, expired over three months

No because its a built up area.

Default limit of 50km

Yes

-Nothing to do with discretion

-Driver is taking reasonable care

- It is reasonable that the rules didn't apply

-vehicle is a motor vehicle that is moving, or flashing red and blues and sounding alarm

- If fitted, or it's not reasonable to do so under the circumstances

-Formal warning 14-28 days

-Minor 2-14 days

-Major can use for 24 hrs.

-Major Prohibited cannot be used. Must be towed

-Formal: self clear

-Minor: self clear or authorised inspection at AIS

-Major: cleared by AIS

28 days to return defect clearing notice, excludes formal warning

True

Could they stop safely?

Distance, speed from the stop line

-Stop to avoid collision

-Drivers vehicle disabled

-Driver stops to deal with medical emergency

-Driver stops in interest of safety due to condition of the driver, passenger

Directed to do so by police

Must not stop unless

- is dropping off, or picking up passengers, or goods

- Does not leave vehicle unattended (No further that 3 metres)

- stays no longer than 2 minutes

Police may seize or move a vehicle to safe storage if:

- it's obstructing access to or from adjacent land

-Officer reasonably believes it is abandoned

- officer reasonably believes it has been left in a dangerous position

- It has been involved in an accident and the officer reasonably considers that it may need to be examined or used as evidence

- must not enter an intersection unless they can drive through

-indicating on and off roundabout. Indicate right and then left when leaving roundabout

-slip lane, and merging, B pillar needs to be in front- Zipper rule

They accept everything in Pin to be true and correct

Yes

-Never held licence of relevant class

-Unlicensed more than 3 months

- A level 3 crash (serious crash)

- Serious aggravation to charge (e.g. speed, school zone, public place)

-16 years of age or younger (L1)

-Person/vehicle involved in a crash

- offence committed is against safety alcohol and drugs act or involves exceeding the speed by over 38 kilometres

-More than one offence committed

- offence is detected by a photographic detection device

-offender doesn't admit offence or won't accept caution

-where it is known the person has been cautioned for any moving traffic offence in last 3 years

-An infringement notice

-Driver admission statement

May issue in level1-2 crash with certain provisions

Obtain "driver admission statent"

- 16 years or older and (16 years, responsible for self wearing seat belt- offence: passenger 16 years or older failing to wear a seatbelt)

-Not exempt from wearing a seatbelt

Driver is responsible for people under 16 years

-6 months= rearward facing baby capsule

-6 months-4 years= forward or rear facing approved child restraint

- 4 years-7 years= forward facing, properly fitted H harness seat, or a booster with a properly fitted seatbelt

- 7 years -16 years= restrained in suitable approved child restraint, or must occupy a seating position fitted with suitable approved seatbelt

PIN to the driver as passenger is under 16

Offence- failed to restrain passenger under 16 years old

-No seatbelt fitted-pre 1971

-medical certificate

- Frequent intervals, door to door deliveries travelling 25km or less

- Travelling in a police vehicle

Travelling in ambulance

-Must wear a helmet if riding or a passenger on a motorbike.

- No exemptions to wearing a helmet on religious grounds

-Must face forward on motorbike and have feet on footrest.

- must be at least years old and able to reach pegs.

If under 8 must be in side car

- Only on a motorcycle with a full licence rider

- Must not filter if unsafe

- No faster than 30kmph

- Not a school zone

- Not between a curb and car

- Not next to parked cars

- offence= Unlawfully lane filtering

- To receive and make call using one touch only and mounted to vehicle

- using Bluetooth and voice activitated

-Speed limit over 80kmph

- when a sign says keep left unless overtaking

-Dangerous and likely to cause injury

- reckless- evading, conscious decision made

- Negligent driving= No thought given

-Drive without due care

- Drive without due consideration

- Attend scene, priority is safety for self and other officers

- Check injuries

- If vehicle in hazardous position move off roadway or if not drivable call how truck

- Allow normal traffic flow asap

- Does are owners responsibility however we can arrange. Ask owner if they have preferred how company. If they do not have one contact VKT for rostered how

- If car hit power pole contact aurora

- Breath test all drivers involved except if there is an injury. In this case have blood tested

- obtain particulars from drivers and witnesses, get contact details for witnesses to take statement later

- Make sufficient noted at scene to complete crash report

-Name and address of driver and registered owner

- Registration details of the motor vehicles

- Any other identification of the motor vehicle

- Unlawful entry onto land

- Dispersal of persons

- Evade police

- Evade police with aggravating circumstances

- Hooning

- Racing a motor vehicle

- Reckless and dangerous driving

- Speeding 45kmph or over

- Disqualified driving for second time

Any street, road, lane, thoroughfare, footpath, bridge, or place open to OR used by the public, or to which the public have or are permitted to have access, whether on payment of a fee or otherwise

A road is an area that is open or used by the public and is developed for, or has as one of its main uses, the driving or riding of motor vehicles

-An area which divides a road

-A footpath or nature strip adjacent to a road

- An area that is not a road and that is open to the public and designated for use by cyclists or animals

- An area that is not a road and that is open to OR used by the public for driving, riding or parking vehicles

Car or motorbike

-plane

-train or tram

- electric bike

- lawn mower that travels less than 10 kmph

- electric wheelchair

- electric scooter

- bobcat or digger

-forklift

Treated as a pedestrian. (Skateboard/scooter) Does not require helmet

A toy used by a child

E.g pedal car, scooter, tricycle or similar

Only a child under 12

Must not stop on crossing, within 20 metres in front of crossing, or 10 metres after

A driver must not stop on, or within 20 metres in front of crossing, or 10 metres after crossing.

Must not stop on, 10 metres before, or 3 metres after

Must not stop within 20 metres in front of the sign or 10 metres after sign

-Traffic: light/moderate/heavy

- Road: dry/wet/patchy/gravel etc

- Passengers: 2 males etc (positions in car may be relevant)

Registrar of Motor Vehicles

-Alcohol in blood and drove on a public street

- Commits a moving offence or causes death by dangerous driving

- Vehicle involved in a crash

- RBT: Last act of driving

- Conduct: time person found by police

- Offence: time offence was committed

- Crash: time located at or near scene; time located at or en-route to medical treatment; otherwise the time of the crash

-DUI drugs; last act of driving

-OFT: last act of driving

I require you to return to the station with me for the purpose of a breath analysis

I am placing you in custody for the purpose of a breath analysis