Exam 6: Patrol the Backbone of Policing

Results of the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment showed that decreasing or increasing routine preventive patrol had no effect on

Geographic information systems is a form of _________________________.

Crime mapping can identify which of the following?

Outline and discuss the efforts to reduce impaired driving. Which are most effective?

 ____________________is a traffic offense or combination of offenses such as following too closely, speeding, unsafe lane changes, failure to signal, and other forms of negligent or inconsiderate driving.

Bicycle patrol units are only limited to large departments.

The most commonly used and most effective patrol is usually

What is a dual motive (or pretext) stop? Is it constitutional? Provide support for your answer.

Using foot patrol in conjunction with automobile patrol is called

Regarding drinking and driving, "BAC" stands for ______________________________________________________.

TZD is modeled after the Swedish approach to road safety known as Vision Zero, which is based on this simple principle: No loss of life is acceptable.

Segways are a traditional form of patrol that have only recently been brought back into practice.

An angry, frequently violent response to an aggressive-driving incident is

Which of the following is not true about foot patrol?

ALPR stands for "automated license plate recognition."

According to the text, in the early 1970s, law enforcement gave contact with drunk drivers low priority, preferring to avoid such encounters.

Which of the following statements is true?

_______________, in which two officers patrol together in a single squad, is a strategy used by many big metropolitan cities.

General patrol is also referred to as

Discuss the Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment of 1972. What was the purpose of the study? What was the design of the study? Describe the results of the study and how they shifted the focus and procedures of police agencies in terms of patrol.