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Traffic Law

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the unladen weight of a motor cycle?

a)

Not exceed 420 kilograms

b)

Not exceed 310 kilograms

c)

Not exceed 410 kilograms

d)

Not exceed 320 kilograms

2.

Definition of a Motor car?

a)

A mechanically propelled vehicle Made or adapted for use on roads

b)

A mechanically propelled Vehicle

c)

A mechanically propelled vehicle Made, intended or adapted for use on roads

d)

A mechanically propelled vehicle intended or adapted for use on roads

3.

MPV -Any vehicle powered by a mechanical source such as? Choose all that are correct.

a)

Oil

b)

Electricity

c)

Gas

d)

Petrol

e)

Steam

4.

Vehicle Excise Duty definition of a road?

a)

Any highway and any other road to which the public have access including bridges over which a road passes

b)

A road repairable at public expense

c)

A way constituting or comprised in a highway, being a way over which the public have a right of way for the passage of vehicles

d)

Any place to which the public have open access

5.

Minimum ages for driving? Select all that are correct.

a)

Small Passenger Vehicle - 17 years

b)

Moped - 16 years

c)

Motor cycle - 17 years

d)

Small Goods Vehicle - 17 years

6.

Definition of a Restricted Road?

a)

It has a system of street lighting with lamps not more than 162.88 metres apart (180 Yards),

b)

It has a system of street lighting with lamps not more than 172.88 metres apart (190 Yards),

c)

It has a system of street lighting with lamps not more than 182.88 metres apart (200 Yards),

d)

It has a system of street lighting with lamps not more than 82.88 metres apart (100 Yards),

7.

Notice of Intended Prosecution....

a)

You will be reported for consideration of the question of prosecuting you for the offence of ........

b)

You will be reported for prosecuting you for the offence of .....

c)

You will be reported for consideration for prosecuting you for the offence of ......

d)

You will be considered for the questioning of you for the offence of .....

8.

Minimum tyre tread for passenger vehicle?

a)

The grooves of the tread pattern must be at least 1.8 mm throughout a continuous band situated in the central three-quarters of the breadth of the tread, around the entire outer circumference.

b)

The grooves of the tread pattern must be at least 1.6 mm throughout a continuous band situated in the central quarter of the breadth of the tread, around the entire outer circumference.

c)

The grooves of the tread pattern must be at least 1.6 mm throughout a continuous band situated in the central three-quarters of the breadth of the tread, around the entire outer circumference.

d)

The grooves of the tread pattern must be at least 2.6 mm throughout a continuous band situated in the central three-quarters of the breadth of the tread, around the entire outer circumference.

9.

HORT/1 issued. How long does the recipient have to produce their documents?

a)

7 days from midnight that night

b)

7 days from issue time

c)

7 days from midday

d)

72 hours from midnight that night

10.

Definition of the hours of darkness?

a)

Half an hour after sunset to half an hour after sunrise

b)

Half an hour before sunset to half an hour after sunrise

c)

Half an hour after sunset to half an hour before sunrise

d)

Half an hour before sunset to half an hour before sunrise

11.

Phil Mitchell has too much to drink when in the Red Lion. He decides that he cannot drive as had too much alcohol so gets into his car on the High Street and into the back seat to sleep it off for the night. What offences if any would apply?

a)

No offence

b)

Sec 4 Unfit through drink/drugs

c)

Sec 5 driving above the prescribed alcohol limit

d)

Drunk & Disorderly

12.

Questions to ask before a preliminary breath test? You may select more than one answer.

a)

Have you consumed Alcohol in last 25 minutes?

b)

Have you smoked in last 5 minutes?

c)

Have you used mouth wash/spray within last 20 minutes?

d)

Any medical reason why you cannot supply me with a sample of breath?

13.

Vicky Pollard accidently reverses into a lamp post and refuses to take a breath test when requested by constable in uniform. The constable does not suspect Vicky to have consumed alcohol/drugs. What should happen next?

a)

Arrest Vicky for failure/refusal

b)

Report Vicky for failure/refusal

c)

no action, it is an accident.

d)

Arrest Vicky for dangerous driving

14.

What is the legal limit for Alcohol in the breath?

a)

35 Milligrams of Alcohol per 100 Millilitres of breath

b)

35 Micrograms of Alcohol per 100 Millilitres of breath

c)

80 Micrograms of Alcohol per 100 Millilitres of breath

d)

80 Milligrams of Alcohol per 100 Millilitres of breath

15.

What is the legal limit for Alcohol in Urine?

a)

80 Micrograms of Alcohol per 100Millilitres of Urine

b)

107 Milligrams of Alcohol per 100 Micrograms of Urine

c)

107 Milligrams of Alcohol per 100 Millilitres of Urine

d)

80 Milligrams of Alcohol per 100 Millilitres of Urine

16.

You arrest Homer Simpson for providing a preliminary sample of breath using a Drager device over the prescribed limit for Alcohol. At the police station how many further samples are taken using intoximeter and which are used evidentially?

a)

1 sample taken only

b)

3 samples, highest used evidentially

c)

2 samples, highest used evidentially

d)

2 samples, lowest used evidentially

e)

No further samples taken, they have already given preliminary sample evidentially.

17.

What need to be proven when unfit through drink or drugs?

a)

Their driving was dangerous

b)

They have taken an illegal substance and their driving was poor

c)

Their ability to drive was impaired through drink/drugs

d)

Their driving was erratic when compare to a competent driver

18.

What is the persons date of birth? PAITO461036AP9PT?

a)

3rd October 1946

b)

4th October 1936

c)

6th March 2006

d)

3rd November 1946

e)

1st March 1946

19.

Parts of DAFFLE? Select all that apply.

a)

Dangerous/careless/inconsiderate cycling or driving

b)

Accident/injury to any persons

c)

Excess Alcohol

d)

Leaving a vehicle

e)

Aid or abetting any NIP offences