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Basic Traffic Stop Procedures Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 18mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary goal of a traffic stop according to the Basic Traffic Stop Procedures?

a)

To issue as many tickets as possible

b)

To make the roadways safer by enforcing traffic laws

c)

To check the driver's personal information

d)

To intimidate the driver

2.

What should an officer always have during a nighttime traffic stop?

a)

A flashlight

b)

A weapon drawn

c)

A body camera

d)

A ticket book

3.

What is the purpose of using a PIT maneuver according to the document?

a)

To check vehicle speed

b)

To arrest the driver

c)

To force the vehicle to stop

d)

To scare the driver

4.

According to the document, what should an officer do if a driver refuses to sign a citation?

a)

Let them go without any further action

b)

Issue a warning instead

c)

Take the individual into custody and present them before a judge

d)

Immediately use force

5.

What is the officer's obligation if they find out during a traffic stop that there are warrants for the driver's arrest from other jurisdictions?

a)

Ignore the warrants if they are from minor offenses

b)

Contact the jurisdiction to confirm the warrants

c)

Consider the driver high risk and take necessary precautions

d)

Release the driver if they cooperate

6.

What is the purpose of a Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) in a police vehicle?

a)

To restrain suspects

b)

To retrieve data

c)

To record video footage

d)

To communicate with the police station

7.

Which of the following is considered a minor criminal offense?

a)

Felony

b)

Infraction

c)

Misdemeanor

d)

Warrant

8.

What does a "PIT maneuver" involve?

a)

A negotiation technique

b)

A surveillance method

c)

Using a car to force another car to stop

d)

Issuing a legal document

9.

What is the difference between a moving violation and a non-moving violation?

a)

Moving violation occurs in motion, non-moving does not

b)

Non-moving violation is more severe

c)

Moving violation is issued by a stationary vehicle

d)

Non-moving violation involves physical arrest

10.

What is the function of "spikes" in police operations?

a)

To enhance radio signals

b)

To deflate tires

c)

To block radio frequencies

d)

To illuminate dark areas

11.

What 5 pieces of information need to be given to dispatch?

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12.

What is step one of the Seven step method of a traffic stop

(a)  

13.

What is step three of the seven step method ?

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14.

Explain to me what a traffic citation is?

4 lines
15.

List the information that the officer needs to give when checking out on a traffic stop

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