E.

deter violator for

unsafe driving
This kind of driver may not have enough
driving experience he may be under the
influence of liquor or narcotics that may later
on contribute to an accident if no action is
taken against him at once.
 F. Example of Actions and
Conditions which may Need Close
Watching for Further
Investigations.
While patrolling traffic officers must give
special attention to some conditions that may
result to greater danger or continuous
violations. These are:

1. Driving extremely at low speed.

2. Slow moving vehicles in left or "high
speed" lanes.
3. Racing motor sliding stops, jumping starts,
and the like.
4. Excessive maneuvering such as backing up four or five times to
get into a parking space.
5. Pulling to curb lane at traffic signal.
6. Having turn signals on when not attempting to turn.
7. Waving in roadway.
8. Failing to slow for an intersection with obstructed view.
9. Passing or attempting to pass several cars in a bunch.
10. Suddenly turning off at approach of police vehicle.
11. Teen-age groups at night particularly when in two or more
vehicles.
12. Damage or dressed up vehicles.
13. Faulty or obscured license plates.
14. Unlighted parked cars with motor running

Warn drivers or pedestrians who are about to

commit a violation. Confirm your observation
of a driver by making a sign or signal that his
intended action is to be avoided.
 G. Detecting and
Apprehending
Violators.
These are the main jobs or duties of
traffic patrol officers.
H. Observing Traffic
Conditions
As traffic patrol officer, you are the eyes
and ears of the department when on
traffic patrol. You must supply
information about what is happening on
the street. This information may be used
for many purposes.
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