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ADPP 2024 Session 1How do you determine whether it is a major or a minor crash? - ANS Three questions must be
asked:
1. Was any person killed or injured?
2. Did any of the drivers leave the scene without providing their details (in accordance with
Road Rules (NSW), Rule 287)?
3. Was any driver involved under the influence of alcohol or other drugs?
If the answer is yes to any of these questions then it is deemed as a MAJOR crash
When it is deemed a MAJOR crash, what information must you get from the caller? - ANS
Information from a caller reporting a crash:
1. Location of the crash
2. Injuries/persons trapped
3. How many vehicles involved
4. Time of crash
5. Particulars of caller (at least name and contact details)
The first three items must be prioritised !!
What are the 8 priorities when attending a crash? (AIDBITCH) - ANS 1. ATTEND, assess and
advise
2. Attend to the welfare of INJURED
3. Identify DRIVERS and witnesses
4. BREATH TEST drivers where possible
5. Preliminary point of IMPACT
6. Ensure the free flow of TRAFFIC
7. Crash INVESTIGATION and record details
8. WHO is at fault and deal with such under relevant legislation
What are the 3 components involved in every motor vehicle crash? - ANS THREE basic
components in every motor vehicle crash:
1. The Driver/Riders
2. The vehicle/s
3. The road environment conditions
How many Traffic Infringement Notices' can be issued at any one time and what are the
timeframes ? - ANS Can only issue a maximum of 4 TINS at one time
1 month when investigation is COMPLETE
,3 months when investigation is INCOMPLETE
What is a Heavy Vehicle? - ANS Vehicle with a GVM in excess of 4.5tonnes
What type of offences are traffic offences and what is the statute of limitations? - ANS Traffic
offences are:
SUMMARY offences
What is the Statute of limitations?
6 months
What does a tow truck's registration plates allow them to do? - ANS Tow truck with 3 numbers
(e.g. TT-123):
- Can tow any vehicle EXCEPT for damaged vehicles
Tow truck with 4 numbers (e.g. TT-1234):
- Can tow any vehicle including damaged vehicles from crashes.
Name 4 Things the driver of a tow truck must carry and produce on demand to police? (DACS) -
ANS 1. Correct DRIVERS licence (LR or MR)
2. Towing AUTHORITY book
3. CERTIFICATE for tow truck
4. Towing SCHEDULE
The tow truck is arranged and paid for by the owner/person responsible for the vehicle. When
do police organize tow trucks? - ANS 1. The owner/driver is unable to organise
(injured/conveyed to hospital)
2. The owner/driver for some other reason, is unable to organise a tow
3. The only time police pay for a tow is when the vehicle is required for examination
4. Police should never recommend any particular towing company
Name the 2 types of breath tests: - ANS 1. Passive test:
- Counting 1-10 into the breathalyser
- Only an indication to presence of alcohol
- For minimal disruption to the flow of traffic
2. Standard test:
- Blowing into the tube after form of demand (yellow card)
- When the police suspect the driver has been consuming alcohol or the driver admits to
consuming alcohol
- When it is windy
- When there are other people in the vehicle who have also consumed alcohol
What are the 5 PCA Ranges? - ANS 1. Novice Range PCA (0.001-0.019
, 2. Special Range PCA (0.020-0.049)
3. Low Range PCA (0.050-0.079)
4. Mid Range PCA (0.080-0.149)
5. High Range PCA (0.150 or higher)
Who does the "NOVICE" Range PCA apply to? - ANS 1. Learner licence holders
2. Provisional P1 and P2 holders
3. Unlicensed drivers who have NEVER held a licence of any kind in NSW or any State/Territory
of Australia
Who does the "SPECIAL" Range PCA apply to? - ANS 1.Driver whose licence has been
refused, cancelled, disqualified, suspended, or expired (more than 6mths)
2.Driver of a public passenger vehicle (bus, taxi, uber)
3.Driver of a coach (seats 8+ persons for hire/reward)
4.Driver of heavy motor vehicle (weighing in excess of 13.9T)
5.Driver of a vehicle carrying dangerous goods (must display warning signs)
6.Driver of a vehicle carrying radioactive substance
7.Supervisor of Special Category driver (someone learning to drive a vehicle as mentioned
above, e.g; heavy motor vehicle. If in doubt, imagine the supervisor in the driver's seat)
8.Unlicensed - inappropriate licence (eg: driving a m/vehicle with a 'C' class licence when one
requires an 'LR' class licence or above)
Who can police a breath test ? - ANS Police may carry out breath test when they have
reasonable cause to believe that the person;
- Is or was the driver of a motor vehicle, or
- Is or was occupying the driver's seat of a motor vehicle and attempting to put it in motion, or
- Is the holder of a driver's licence and is or was seated next to a learning licence holder who is
or was driving a motor vehicle, on a road or road related area.
Name the 4 times Police DO Breath test: - ANS 1. Random Breath Testing (mobile or
stationary)
2. Collisions
3. Manner of driving
4. Breach of road rules (traffic offence)
When CAN'T Police breath test? - ANS 1. If the driver has been admitted to or treated at a
hospital where a blood sample is/has been taken and the doctor says 'no'
2. If it appears that, due to injury or illness, it would be dangerous to their condition/health
3. Any time after the expiration of 2 hours after the incident/collision which brought the driver
under notice
4. At that person's place of abode
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