Docsity
Docsity

Prepare for your exams
Prepare for your exams

Study with the several resources on Docsity


Earn points to download
Earn points to download

Earn points by helping other students or get them with a premium plan


Guidelines and tips
Guidelines and tips

Traffic Control: Procedures, Signals, and Safety Guidelines, Exams of Traffic Control and Regulation

A comprehensive overview of traffic control procedures, focusing on safety guidelines and effective signaling techniques for managing traffic flow. it details uniform signals for stopping and starting traffic, emphasizing the importance of clear communication and visibility. the document also includes exercises and questions to test understanding of key concepts, making it a valuable resource for students in security or related fields.

Typology: Exams

2024/2025

Available from 05/02/2025

WINGS_TO-FLY
WINGS_TO-FLY 🇺🇸

1

(1)

1.2K documents

1 / 7

Toggle sidebar

This page cannot be seen from the preview

Don't miss anything!

bg1
Security Chapter 8 - Traffic Control
Latest Update Graded A+
Congestion ✔✔Excessive traffic or people.
Glow-cone ✔✔A cone shaped cup that fits in the end of a flashlight and is used for signaling
directions.
Hazardous goods ✔✔Any material that is potentially dangerous to human beings or the
environment.
Prima Facia ✔✔Apparent, legally sufficient.
Minimum damage threshold ✔✔Most provinces identify how much damage must be done, in a
vehicle accident where no one has been injured, before the police must be called to the scene.
This is called the minimum damage threshold. If you believe that the damage to any one vehicle
exceeds this value you must call the police.
Reflective Paneling ✔✔Material on clothing, glove cuffs, signs, etc. with the ability to enhance
and send back light particles allowing greater visibility of the object to approaching vehicles.
pf3
pf4
pf5

Partial preview of the text

Download Traffic Control: Procedures, Signals, and Safety Guidelines and more Exams Traffic Control and Regulation in PDF only on Docsity!

Security Chapter 8 - Traffic Control

Latest Update Graded A+

Congestion ✔✔Excessive traffic or people.

Glow-cone ✔✔A cone shaped cup that fits in the end of a flashlight and is used for signaling

directions.

Hazardous goods ✔✔Any material that is potentially dangerous to human beings or the

environment.

Prima Facia ✔✔Apparent, legally sufficient.

Minimum damage threshold ✔✔Most provinces identify how much damage must be done, in a

vehicle accident where no one has been injured, before the police must be called to the scene. This is called the minimum damage threshold. If you believe that the damage to any one vehicle exceeds this value you must call the police.

Reflective Paneling ✔✔Material on clothing, glove cuffs, signs, etc. with the ability to enhance

and send back light particles allowing greater visibility of the object to approaching vehicles.

Uniform signals ✔✔Signals that are easy to identify in a consistent unchanging manner.

three factors when engaged in emergency traffic control duties: ✔✔Maintaining professional

deportment

Maintaining the safety of those persons subject to traffic control and above all

Maintaining personal safety.

THE FIVE GUIDING PRINCIPLES OF TRAFFIC CONTROL ✔✔Be Safe. Do not take

unnecessary risks

Never assume that an approaching driver has seen you

Place Roadside flares in advance of the scene if you use them

Weather conditions may make it very difficult to see a security guard

Position in the intersection is important. You must be visible to traffic at all times.

Look directly at the operator extend your right arm horizontally, pointing at him or her. Gesture the vehicles to move by bringing your right hand in front of your face, with a straight arm, beckoning the vehicle to advance.

To move traffic from the other direction, point your left arm straight, indicating traffic to move behind you, by bringing your left arm up and bending it, so that your open left hand is behind your head.

Make sure that the operators of the vehicles you are trying to control understand the directions you are giving them. Failure to understand will result in confusion, which will not only prevent the area from being cleared, but will likely result in additional congestion.

Directing the flow of traffic at night or in situations of poor visibility is more difficult than by day or in good visibility, so signals should be very distinct.

An officer safely enters an intersection by... ✔✔stopping each corner one at a time.

At the intersection, the officer should maintain a _________ position. ✔✔side-ways

An inoperable traffic light at an intersection is reason for directing traffic. ✔✔True

One long whistle blast signals traffic ✔✔Stop

When two officers are directing traffic ✔✔Only one is in charge

When directing heavy traffic ✔✔always attempt to stop vehicles in each of the lanes.

Once the turn lane traffic clears ✔✔the officer allows straight traffic to move.

___________ is critical when two officers are handling traffic direction. ✔✔Communication

An officer directing traffic should stand with his or her ______ turned toward oncoming vehicles. ✔✔Side

As a general rule, flares/traffic cones should be placed about ______ apart at an accident scene for traffic control. ✔✔15 to 20 feet.

As a general rule, an officer directing traffic should not direct traffic for more than ________ without relief. ✔✔1 hour

Devices such as whistles, glow cones on flashlights, luminous vests, and cuffs on jackets are ____________ ✔✔safety items.