Questions and Answers
Do all ATV accidents have to be reported in the Statewide Traffic Accident Records System (STARS)?
False
What is the preferred method of measurement in a traffic accident?
Triangulation
How many types of fingerprints are there?
Three
Who should advise juveniles of their rights?
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Who can transport juveniles?
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What do you write in a block that is not used in a STARRS report?
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How is the date/time written in a STARS report?
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Who should you be cautious with when conducting a traffic stop?
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What are the two firing stances for the pistol?
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Is the year of the vehicle indicated in the VIN?
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Can the VIN be located on the dashboard of a vehicle?
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What three types of driving are conducted in a law enforcement vehicle?
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When operating a vehicle in a non-emergency status, what traffic laws must be followed?
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What should you not do for someone suffering from heat stroke?
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What should you not do for someone suffering from a heart attack?
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On what waterways can a watercraft operator receive a DWI?
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Study Notes
Reporting ATV Accidents
- Not all ATV accidents need to be reported in the Statewide Traffic Accident Records System (STARS).
- Reports must be filed by officers for accidents resulting in injury, death, or property damage of $500 or more.
Traffic Accident Measurement
- Triangulation is the preferred method of measuring a traffic accident scene.
- This technique determines a point's location using angles from two known points, creating a triangle.
Fingerprint Patterns
- There are three primary fingerprint patterns: Arches, Loops, and Whorls.
Juvenile Rights
- Juvenile Officers are responsible for advising juveniles of their rights.
Transporting Juveniles
- Only officers can transport juveniles to detention or medical facilities.
Non-Applicable Sections in Reports
- Use "NA" for non-applicable questions in STARS reports.
- If unknown, write "Unknown." Every field must be populated.
Date and Time Format in Reports
- Dates in STARS reports should be formatted as MM-DD-YYYY (e.g., 01-03-2000).
- Record time using military format (24-hour clock).
Situational Awareness during Traffic Stops
- Remain vigilant regarding all individuals involved during a traffic stop (driver, passengers, surroundings).
Pistol Firing Stances
- The two main firing stances are Isosceles and Weaver.
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
- The VIN indicates the vehicle's year and is typically located on the left front dashboard near the windshield.
Driving Types in Law Enforcement
- Law enforcement vehicles operate under three conditions: Emergency, Non-Emergency, and Pursuit.
Compliance with Traffic Laws
- In non-emergency situations, all traffic laws applicable to other vehicles must be obeyed.
Heat Stroke First Aid
- Do not use ice blankets, and avoid offering food or water to someone suffering from heat stroke.
- Move the person to a cooler environment and use cooling methods to lower body temperature.
Heart Attack First Aid
- Avoid giving non-prescription pain medications to individuals suspected of having a heart attack.
DWI Regulations for Watercraft
- Operating a vessel on Missouri waterways implies consent to alcohol or drug testing.
- Refusal can lead to arrest with penalties; rapid alcohol consumption devices are prohibited on state rivers except for select ones.
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Test your knowledge on the regulations surrounding ATV accident reporting in Missouri. This quiz covers essential details about what needs to be reported in the Statewide Traffic Accident Records System (STARS) and who is responsible for reporting. Perfect for law enforcement officers and those interested in Missouri traffic laws.
