TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND ACCIDENT

6.53
INVESTIGATION (SET A)
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS:
Instruction: There is only one correct answer to every MCQ;
choose the BEST answer from among the offered choices. Note
that some MCQs may need careful analysis of both of the
questions and the choices offered.
1. This is also known as the Land Transportation and
Traffic Code.
a. Republic Act No. 4136
b. Republic Act No. 6374
c. Republic Act No. 10586
d. Republic Act No. 10913

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 2. It is the movement of goods and persons from place to
place and the various means by which such movement is
accomplished.
a. Traffic
b. Transportation
c. Movement
d. None of the above

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3. It is a vehicle propelled by any power other than muscular power using the public highways, but
excepting road rollers, trolley cars, street-sweepers, sprinklers, lawnmowers, bulldozers, graders, fork-
lifts, amphibian trucks, and cranes if not used on public highways, vehicles which run only on rails or
tracks, and tractors, trailers and traction engines of all kinds used exclusively for agricultural purposes.
a. Passenger Automobiles
b. Articulated Vehicle
c. Motor Vehicle
d. All of the above

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 •4. Who are the siblings, born into a family of paper manufacturers in France, who were able to demonstrate
their hot-air balloon before the French King and sent a sheep, a duck, and a rooster into the air? They were
able to make two men make the first successful human Ascent into the air.
•a. Leonardo Da Vinci
•b. Joseph-Michel and Jacques-Etienne Montgolfier
•c. Monsieur Charles
•d. None of the above

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5. A flying machine made by a German
experimenter made of a willow frame
covered with cotton cloth where the wings
were designed to fold to the rear for
transportation and storage. The pilot was
suspended between the wings on bars
attached to the frame and movement of the
pilot's body altered the center of gravity and
provided the only form of control.
a. Da Vinci's Ornithopter
b. Montgolfier's Balloon
c. Wright Brother's Flying Machine
d. Lilienthal Glider

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6. The German inventor, who later died from injuries
sustained when his latest machine collapsed in mid-air,
who was credited with the flying machine, Lilienthal
Glider.
a. Orville Wright
b. Otto Lilienthal
c. Leonardo Da Vinci
d. Santos Dumont

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 7. It is a flying machine, invented by an inventor from
Palmira, Brazil, described as an elongated balloon with
rigging lines from which was suspended a basket on which
was mounted a modified internal- combustion engine and
was subsequently modified until it achieved its first
successful flight.
a. Wright Brother's Flyer III
b. Otto Lilienthal's Glider
c. Leonardo Da Vinci Ornithopter
d. Santos Dumont's Airship

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 8. The first of its own kind, a flying machine made famous by two inventor brothers whose mastery of
flight changed the world. The flight lasted 12 seconds and covered only 120 feet but it is that flight
that made one of the brothers the first person to fly heavier-than-air machine, a full-sized vehicle
that could be controlled by its pilot.
a. Wright Brother's Flyer III
b. Otto Lilienthal's Glider
c. Leonardo Da Vinci Ornithopter
d. Santos-Dumont's Airship

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 •9. The first person to fly heavier-than-air machine, a full-sized vehicle that could be controlled by its pilot.
•a. Wilbur Wright
•b. Orville Wright
•c. Bishop Wright
•d. All of the above

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10. Hailed as the first person and his
invention to complete a nonstop solo
flight across the Atlantic.
a. Charles Lindbergh and the Spirit of St.
Louis
b. Wright Brother's Flyer III
c. Santos Dumont's Airship
d. None of the above
 

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11. It is a kind of chariot with two horses used as a
carriage for a lady who did her own driving.
a. Greek Biga Chariot
b. Greek Triga Chariot
c. Greek Quadriga Chariot
d. All of the above

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 12. It is a four-horse chariot usually with wheels and axles
of iron or bronze.
a. Greek Biga Chariot
b. Greek Triga Chariot
c. Greek Quadriga Chariot
d. All of the above

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 13. He is believed by most historians to have constructed the first true automobile in 1769 which was
a huge, heavy, steam-powered tricycle that was said to have run for 20 minutes at 3.6 km per hour
while carrying four people and to have recuperated sufficient steam power to move again after
standing for 20 minutes.
a. John Loudon Macadam
b. Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot
c. Karl von Drais
d. Kirk Patrick MacMillan

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 •14. A Scottish engineer and later prominent in road design and building in England who invented the process
known as macadamisation in the construction of roads, and he made them more durable.
•a. Kirk Patrick MacMillan
•b. Karl von Drais
•c. John Loudon McAdam
•d. John Palmer

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15. The following are classification of
national roads, which does not belong to
the group?
a. Primary
b. Tertiary
c. Provincial
d. None of the above

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16. These are highways with limited access, normally
with interchanges, and may include facilities for levying
tolls for passage in an open or closed system.
a. National Roads
b. Expressways
c. Provincial Roads
d. All of the above

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 17. These are roads directly connecting major cities at
least around 100,000 people but does not include cities
within the metropolitan areas.
a. National Tertiary Roads
b. National Secondary Roads
c. Expressways
d. National Primary Roads

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 18. Which of the following does not fall within the road classification, National Secondary roads?
a. Directly Connects Cities to National Primary Roads, except in Metropolitan Areas
b. Directly Connects Major Airports to National Primary Roads
c. Connect to Major Provincial Government Infrastructure
d. Directly Connects Provincial Capitals within the same Region

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 •19. It refers to all roads that connect to Provincial and National Roads.
•a. Municipal and City Roads
•b. Provincial Roads
•c. Barangay Roads
•d. All of the above

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20. It is defined as a manner of driving motor
vehicles by preventing crashes before they
occur. It is the demonstration of an attitude,
awareness, and driving skills.
a. Race Driving
b. Road Rage
c. Road Courtesy
d. Defensive Driving

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21. It is a principle in law which states that a person
who has the last chance or opportunity of avoiding an
accident, despite the negligent ac of his opponent, is
considered in law solely responsible for the
consequences of the accident.
a. Doctrine of Last Clear Chance
b. Doctrine of Limited Liability
c. Doctrine of Proximate Cause
d. Doctrine of Unforeseen Events

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 22. It is the doctrine (holding] that where both parties are
negligent, but the negligent act of one is appreciably later
in time than that of the other, or when it is impossible to
determine whose fault or negligence should be attributed
to the incident, the one who had the last clear opportunity
to avoid the impending harm and failed to do so is
chargeable with the consequences thereof.
a. Doctrine of Last Clear Chance
b. Doctrine of Limited Liability
c. Doctrine of Proximate Cause
d. Doctrine of Unforeseen Events

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 23. In an intersection where there is no traffic sign or signal, what should a driver do?
a. The driver of the vehicle on the right shall yield to the vehicle on the left
b. The driver of the vehicle on the left shall yield to the vehicle on the right
c. The drivers shall make a full stop and wait for the traffic sign or signal
d. None of the above

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 •24. These are road hazards that are permanent conditions and situations along the roadway which includes
restrictive vision areas such as curves, hills and hidden driveways, intersections and merging highways.
•a. Dynamic hazards
•b. Nuisance
•c. Fixed Hazards
•d. All of the above

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25. The following are the rights of a driver during
an apprehension for any traffic violation, except:
a. Right to know the complete name and rank of
the name of the apprehending traffic officer
b. Right to know the exact alleged traffic violation
c. Right to contest within the prescribed period
d. All of the above
e. None of the above

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26. Which of the following is not a right of a driver
during an apprehension for any traffic violation?
a. Right to contest the alleged traffic violation within the
prescribed period
b. Right to request and see traffic mission/deployment
order
c. Right to explain the circumstances behind the
apprehension
d. None of the above
e. All of the above

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 27. This license cannot be used by the driver as authority
to drive a motor vehicle even in emergencies and to be an
alternate to the driver who is not feeling well.
a. Professional Driver's License
b. Conductor's License
c. Non-Professional Driver's License
d. All of the above

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 28. Having a driver's license is a:
a. Constitutional right
b. Statutory Right
c. Privilege
d. None of the above

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 •29. Green light at an intersection means:
•a. Pedestrians are not allowed to cross the pedestrian lanes
•b. Stop at the designated line
•c. Proceed through the intersection with caution

• d. Stop and yield to pedestrians

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30. What should a driver do when approaching
a crosswalk or a pedestrian lane?
a. Pedestrians are not allowed to cross the
pedestrian lanes
b. Stop at the designated line
c. Proceed through the intersection with
caution
d. Stop and yield to pedestrians

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31. A steady red light at an intersection means:
a. Pedestrians are not allowed to cross the pedestrian
lanes
b. Stop at the designated line
c. Proceed through the intersection with caution
d. Stop and yield to pedestrians
 

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 32. A flashing yellow light means:
a. Pedestrians are not allowed to cross the pedestrian
lanes
b. Stop at the designated line
c. Proceed through the intersection with caution
d. Stop and yield to pedestrians

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 33. When the traffic light is steady green and steady left/right arrow, it means:
a. Vehicles can straight or vehicles on the left/right can make a left/right turn
b. Vehicles should stop at the designated line
c. Slow down
d. All of the above
 

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 •34. If a driver was apprehended for a traffic violation and is found to have a fake or counterfeit license, what
should you do?
•a. Arrest the violator
•b. Detain the Violator
•c. Confiscate the license
•d. Let the driver go home

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35. What is the age of a person required
by law to be able to obtain a driver's
license?
a, 17 years old
b. 18 years old
c. 19 years old
d. 20 years old

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36. A "cross buck" sign means that you are approaching
a:
a. Railway Crossing
b. Intersection
c. Dangerous Highways
d. None of the above

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 37. It refers to the standardized tests to initially assess and
determine intoxication of drivers.
a. Field Sobriety Test
b. Breath Analyzer
c. Chemical Test
d. All of the above

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 38. It is equipment that can determine the blood alcohol concentration level of a person through
testing of his breath.
a. Field Sobriety Test
b. Breath Analyzer
c. Chemical Test
d. All of the above

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 •39. It refers to breathe, saliva, urine, or blood tests to determine the blood alcohol concentration level
and/or positive indication of dangerous drugs and similar substances in a person's body.
•a. Field Sobriety Test
•b. Breath Analyzer
•c. Chemical Test

• d. All of the above

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40. If the driver drives a private motor vehicle with a
gross vehicle weight not exceeding 4500 kg, what is
the minimum BAC level required by law to be
conclusive proof that said driver is driving under the
influence of alcohol?
a. 0.05%
b. 0.50%
c. 5%
d. 50%

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41. If a driver drives a truck, what is the BAC level
required in order to constitute as a conclusive proof
that said driver is driving under the influence of
alcohol?
a. More than 0.05%
b. More than 0.50%
c. More than 0.0%
d. None of the above

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 42. It is the organization, arrangement, guidance, and
control of both stationary and moving traffic, including
pedestrians, bicyclists, and all types of vehicles.
a. Traffic Education
b. Traffic Engineering
c. Traffic Enforcement
d. Traffic Management

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 43. It is a driver's license that may allow a driver to operate any vehicle except a public utility vehicle
and without compensation.
a. Professional Driver's License
b. Non-Professional driver's License
c. Student permit
d. Conductor's License

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 •44. It is an expired driver's license not renewed for more than two (2) years after the expiry date.
•a. Delinquent Driver's License
•b. Expired Driver's License
•c. Revoked Driver's License
•d. Suspended Driver's License

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45. It is an assault provoked by an incident
that occurred on a roadway where there is
an aggressive driver and a victim.
a. Road Rage
b. Direct Assault
c. Reckless Driving
d. Hit and Run

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46. The traffic sign that warns drivers of the presence of
school children within the vicinity.
a. Octagon
b. Nonagon
c. Pentagon
d. Hexagon

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 47. What hand signal must a driver give when he wants to
stop?
a. Left arm held down and hand pointing at the ground
b. Left arm bent at elbow, hand point up
c. Left arm held straight horizontally
d. All of the above
 

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 48. What hand signal must a driver give when he wants to turn left?
a. Left arm held down and hand pointing at the ground
b. Left arm bent at elbow, hand point up
c. Left arm held straight horizontally
d. All of the above
 

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 •49. In traffic direction and control, when both the traffic lights and law enforcer are directing traffic, which
will the driver follow to avoid confusion?
•a. Traffic Light
•b. Traffic Law
•c. Traffic Enforcer
•d. None of the above

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50. What should a police officer do first and
foremost upon arrival at the traffic accident
scene?
a. Cordon the area
b. Identify the drivers
c. Photograph the traffic accident scene
d. Notify the police station upon arrival at the
scene

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51. Which of the following statement is true as to the
importance of photographs in a traffic accident?
i. For identification
ii. Reconstruction of the traffic accident scene
ii. Preservation of evidence
iv. Records things the investigator may fail to notice
a. I, ii, iii and iv
b. li and iv only
c. i and iii only
d. None of the above

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 52. It is an occurrence on a road, street, or highway
involving one or more motor vehicles that usually result in
death, physical injury, or damage to property.
a. Reckless Driving
b. Traffic Accident
c. Traffic Engineering
d. Criminal negligence

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 53. This is an aspect of law enforcement effort which refers to the process of obtaining, reporting,
and interpreting information surrounding a traffic accident.
a. Traffic Accident Investigation
b. Traffic Citation
c. Traffic apprehension
d. None of the above

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 •54. It aims to ascertain facts on the causes of traffic accident for future use in accident prevention and to
assist the courts in imposing penalties for the guilty and the awarding of just compensation for victims.
•a. Traffic Accident conviction
•b. Road Traffic Safety Education
•c. Traffic Engineering
•d. Traffic Accident Investigation

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55. The three components of the highway
transportation system involved in motor
vehicle traffic accidents are as follows, except:
a. Roads
b. Motor vehicles
c. People
d. None of the above

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56. Who among the following may conduct a traffic
accident investigation?
a. Member of the PNP
b. Member of the Courts
c. Member of the Press
d. None of the above

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 57. It is the first level of activity involved in the process of
traffic accident investigation.
a. Investigation at the traffic scene
b. Reconstruction of the traffic accident evidence
c. Reporting the accident
d. Analysis of the cause or causes of the accident

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 58. This is the level of activity in a traffic accident investigation where an information about a traffic
accident is made known to the police.
a. Reporting the accident
b. Investigation at the traffic scene
c. Reconstruction of the traffic accident evidence
d. Analysis of the cause or causes of the accident

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 •59. It refers to the level of activity in the traffic accident investigation which includes the examination and the
recording of the result of the accident and includes the obtaining of additional information at the accident
scene which may not be available later on.
•a. Reporting the accident
•b. Investigation at the traffic scene
•c. Reconstruction of the traffic accident evidence
•d. Analysis of the cause or causes of the accident

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60. Which of the following may be used in
recording data in an at- scene traffic
accident investigation?
a. Photograph
b. Sketches
c. Measurements
d. All of the above

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61. Which of the following tasks may not be performed
by the traffic accident investigator at the at-scene
investigation?
a. Find and Identify witness or witnesses
b. Photographing the final position of the vehicles
involved
c. Conduct a preliminary test to determine intoxication
of the drivers involved
d. Determine the guilty driver

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 62. It is a level of activity in the traffic accident
investigation which involves the subsequent or delayed
collection of data surrounding the traffic accident which is
appropriate for study and investigation process, on the
basis of which elementary conclusions are arrived at on
the circumstance/s of the accident.
a. Reporting the Accident
b. Investigation at the Traffic Scene
c. Preparation of Technical Details
d. Analysis of the cause or causes of the accident

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 63. Which of the following tasks may not be performed in preparing the technical details of the traffic
accident investigation?
a. Preparation of a map of the accident site
b. Determining probable speed of the vehicles involved
c. Preparation of situation map
d. None of the above

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 •64. It refers to the effort of determining from the information available how the accident transpired.
•a. Reconstruction of the Traffic
•b. Giving testimony in court
•c. Making of a judicial affidavit
•d. None of the above

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65. Upon arriving at a conclusion, in what form
may the traffic accident investigator express his
conclusion?
a. Estimates of speed and position of the vehicle
b. Describes the manner the injuries were
sustained
c. Statement of the particular law violated
d. All of the above

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66. Which of the following are the four steps in
identifying the location of the motor vehicle involved in
a traffic accident?
a. Determination of the location of the accident
b. Ascertain the names of the road on which the
accident arisen
c. State at what particular point of the road the accident
happened
d. All of the above
e. None of the above

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 67. Which of the following aspects in the description of a
road may not have some bearing on how the accident
transpired?
a. Road Configuration
b. Road Surface Material
c. Road Name
d. None of the above

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 68. This is a result seen on roads where a traffic accident happened which is produced when a
moving vehicle is damaged so that metal parts come in contact with the ground, leaving scratches
and gouges.
a. Skid Marks
b. Break marks
c. Metal Scars
d. None of the above

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 •69. What is or are the significance of metal scars in the traffic accident investigation?
•a. Determining the point a vehicle rolled over and slid
•b. Determining at what point the vehicle stopped
•c. Determining the length of skid marks
•d. None of the above

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70. A dribble and a puddle are liquid debris
resulted from a traffic accident. What is the
significance of this debris in the investigation?
a. Indicates the point of maximum impact
b. Indicates where the vehicle came to rest at a
final position
c. Indicates the point where the vehicle rolled over
d. All of the above

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71. It is the resulting debris in a traffic accident that
occurs when a vehicle's container is damaged and the
liquid in it spurts out violently.
a. Spatter
b. Puddle
c. Dribble
d. Debris
 

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 72. It is the resulting debris in a traffic accident that is in
the process of draining a raptured container on board a
wrecked vehicle.
a. Spatter
b. Puddle
c. Dribble
d. Debris

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 73. It is liquid debris that resulted from a traffic accident which is formed when after the motor
vehicle came to rest in a final position, a small pool of the liquid from a damaged container aboard
the motor vehicle is formed.
a. Spatter
b. Puddle
c. Dribble
d. Debris

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 •74. In investigating a traffic accident, what is the significance of a bent or broken guardrail, posts, trees, and
other fixed objects in the vicinity of the traffic accident?
•a. It may indicate the state of mind of the driver
•b. It may indicate the cost of the damages
•c. It may indicate Who is at fault
•d. It may indicate some idea as to the speed of the vehicle that struck them

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75. It occurs when a moving vehicle hits
something that stops the wheel suddenly
causing the vehicle to pivot upward and leaves
the ground.
a. Flip
b. Skid
c. Fall
d. Collision

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76. In a minor traffic accident, what vehicle data need
not be taken at the scene of traffic accident?
a. A minimum description of the motor vehicles
involved
b. The vehicles final position
c. Description of the damage sustained by the vehicles
involves
d. None of the above

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 77. It refers to the damage to any part of a motor vehicle
caused by direct contact with some object which is not
part of the vehicle.
a. Contact Damage
b. Property Damage
c. Induced Damage
d. Actual Damages

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 78. It refers to the damage to any part of some motor vehicle caused by some part of the same
vehicle or by the shock of the collision.
a. Contact Damage
b. Property Damage
c. Induced Damage
d. Actual Damages

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 •79. These are the kind of measurements in traffic accident investigation that are made in two stages.
•a. Urgent and Additional
•b. Fixed and Temporary
•c. Assessed and Final
•d. None of the above

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80. It is the kind of measurement used in traffic
accident investigation that is made at the scene
to locate things which may disappear later or
which may be moved.
a. Assessed
b. Urgent
c. Final
d. Additional

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81. It is a kind of measurement in traffic accident
investigation that is made in order to scale maps.
a. Assessed
b. Urgent
c. Final
d. Additional

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 82. Which of the following results of traffic accidents must
be located by using measurements?
i. Positions of vehicles
ii. Locations where dead or injured persons lie after the
accident
iii. Tire marks on the paving which are relevant to the
accident
iv. Gouges and scratches on the paving
a. i and iii only
b. ii and iv only
c. i, ii, iii and iv
d. None of the above
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 83. Traffic accident investigators locate spots with reference to something permanent within the vicinity for
measuring tasks. Which of the following are the existing methods used in locating spots?
i. Coordinates
ii. Triangulation
iii. Instrumentation
iv. Scalar
a. ii and iv only
b. i and ii only
c. ii and iv only
d. i, ii, iii and iv

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 •84. It is a method in traffic accident investigation used in locating spot which consists of measuring the
shortest distance from each of two reference lines to the spot to be located.
•a. Coordinates
•b. Instrumentation
•c. Triangulation
•d. Scalar

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85. It is a method in traffic accident investigation
that is is used in locating spot which is done by
measuring the distance from each of two
reference points of the spot to be located.
a. Coordinates
b. Instrumentation
c. Triangulation
d. Scalar

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86. It refers to an apparent change in the position of an
object when viewed from one or two or more positions
not exactly in line with the object in taking
measurements at a traffic accident scene.
a. Marginal Error
b. Parallax Error
c. Systematic Error
d. Human Error

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 87. It is a representation of the collision scene which is
proportionate to the actual scene based on a given scale.
a. Scale Diagram
b. Photograph
c. Analytical Diagram
d. Perspective Drawing

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 88. Which of the following falls within the category of unregistered vehicles for purposes of
determining traffic law violation?
a. Newly assembled motor vehicle from the factory
b. Rebuilt motor vehicles from the motor shop
c. Imported vehicles which is subject to custom duties
d. None of the above
e. All of the above

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 •89. Which of the following is not considered moving traffic violation?
•a. Reckless driving
•b. Illegal turn
•c. Illegal parking
•d. Driving against traffic

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90. Which of the following equipment should
a traffic enforcer need not be equipped with
when conducting and controlling traffic?
a. Megaphone
b. Whistle
c. Gloves
d. Reflective Traffic vest

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91. When a traffic police officer is using a whistle to
direct and control traffic, what does a one (1) whistle
blast mean?
a. Slow Down
b. Go
c. Stop
d. Turn Left

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 92. When a traffic police officer is using a whistle to direct
and control traffic, what does a two (2) whistle blast
mean?
a. Slow Down
b. Go
c. Stop
d. Turn Left

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 93. Which of the following are to be considered before assigning a police officer to a traffic post?
a. Personal Safety of the traffic police officer
b. Visibility of the traffic police officer
c. Non-obstruction to traffic by the traffic police officer
d. None of the above
e. All of the above

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 •94. It shall mean the movement of persons, goods, vehicles, either powered by muscular power or a
combustion system, from one point to another for the purpose of safe travel.
•a. Traffic
•b. Movement
•c. Drive
•d. All of the above

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95. It deals with the planning and geometric
designs of sheets and traffic control devices
to include traffic operation thereon.
a. Traffic
b. Traffic Engineering
c. Traffic Education
d. Traffic Enforcement

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 96. This includes traffic direction and control, traffic investigation, and apprehension performed by
police and other agencies with authority to induce voluntary compliance.
a. Traffic
b. Traffic Engineering
c. Traffic Education
d. Traffic Enforcement

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 •97. It refers to the teaching and training of drivers, pedestrians, and commuters to develop them to be
courteous, disciplined, and competent road users.
•a. Traffic
•b. Traffic Engineering
•c. Traffic Education
•d. Traffic Enforcement

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98. It refers to the act of having a traffic violator
appear in court without physical arrest.
a. Traffic Warning
b. Hearing
c. Traffic Citation
d. Traffic Apprehension
 

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 99. In cases of hit-and-run vehicular accidents, get a sworn statement or request the complainant to
execute an affidavit. Which of the following must be stated in the said affidavit?
a. Place where the accident happened
b. Time and Date of the accident
c. How the accident occurred
d. All of the above
e. None of the above

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 •100. It is a method of locating a spot in an area by measurements from two or more reference points, the
locations of which are identified for future reference.
•a. Traffic report
•b. Spot report
•c. Triangulation
•d. Accident investigation

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