Traffic Management Triangle?
Purpose of traffic management?
Types of drivers?
Speed and stopping Distances
Two factors determine stopping distance:
Perception/Reaction Time
a. Approx 1 ½ of a second.
Initial speed of the vehicle
a. Affects the total stopping distance.
n a single collision, three (3) collisions occur simultaneously
Radar
RA RADIO
D DETECTION
A AND
R RANGING
Radio Wave (Radar) travels
Travels 300,000 kms 1 second.
Sheriff Radar Frequency
Ka-Band
The precise frequency used by the Stalker DSR 2X is:
34.7 GHz
Stalker DSR2X Radar beam width
12º Beam Width
Which Cosine Effect is always in favour of the motorist.
Stationary Cosine Effect
Formula to Calculate Cosine Effect
Indicated Speed= Radar Indicated Speed X Cosine of Angle
True Speed= Indicated Speed / Cosine of Angle
What are the 3 radar bands used by police
X, K & Ka.
What are their respective frequencies?
When will radar indicate true vehicle speed?
Whenever the target is approaching or receding in a direct line with the radar antenna. When the cosine angle is “0”
Doppler principle applies to.
Sound waves
Light waves
Radio waves
Moving Radar
Closing rate speed-Patrol Vehicle Speed-Target Vehicle Speed
CRS = PVS + TVS
TVS = CRS - PVS
PVS = CRS - TVS
Supporting evidence to the target history.
Target within operational range
Visual estimation of target’s speed
Target vehicle display
Audio doppler
Patrol speed verification (moving mode)
Sources of effect on Radar (Radar interference)
Electrical
Mechanical
more-
Multi-path beam cancellation
Scanning effect
Panning (feedback) effect
Turn-on surge effect
Interference Induced reading is -?
Visually inconsistent
Weak in strength
Momentary
Audio inconsistent
Radar Test Procedures
Light segment test
Internal circuit test
External tuning fork test
Instrument is tested accurately by manufacturers specifications.
Regina vs. Grainger
Moving radar has 2 separate transmissions of beams
False
Visual estimate of violator speed is optional
False