Race Track says "Reports received of a possible jumper (suicide, not knitwear) on a gantry. Police are attending with unknown ETA. Do you:"

1.   ?    Attend and attempt to be next in line for Royal Humane Society Award
2.   ?    Attend, but attempt observations from a distance through binos.
3.   ?    Hold prior in case they jump and a rolling block is required or lane closures
4.   ?    Obtain megaphone and shout "encouragement"!

Race Track says "Your crewmate arrives on the late shift, takes ages to get kitted, dives in for the breifing and rushes out. After doing the car checks, and sitting in the drivers seat for 10 mins, you smell booze. Do you "

1.   ?    confront him since he is putting your life on the line as well as his own
2.   ?    make a mental note and check tomorrow
3.   ?    inform the duty supervisor
4.   ?    crack out your own stash and swap war stories

Race Track says "You arrive on scene at an RTC. You already know the police are at least 15 minutes behind you. All vehicles are safely on the hard shoulder but two drivers are swapping opinions on road rage as well as well-placed punches.
Do you: "

1.   ?    and your mate dive in since it's been a slow shift
2.   ?    make every non-confrontational attempt to seperate them
3.   ?    radio for back-up and watch
4.   ?    take bets

Race Track says "You arrive at the scene of an RTC involving 2 vehicles; one car, one van. The scene is on top of a viaduct some 400 foot up from the valley floor. The van has breached the paparet wall and is now swinging half on, half off the viaduct. You are first on scene. The fire and rescue are 20 mins away along with the police who are 15 mins behind you. The traffic has come to a complete stop at this moment. What do you do? :"

1.   ?    Secure the scene. Put on a Lane 1 + 2 closure and await the professionals.
2.   ?    Don't approach - just wait for supervisor to attend
3.   ?    Hold all the traffic back to avoid any vibrations that may move the van. Grab a two rope, throw it on the back of the van and the back of your jeep, taking the tension, putting the handbrake on hard and getting out quick thus giving the van a "safety" line.
4.   ?    Hold all the traffic and await the professionals

Race Track says "You pull up with a breakdown on the hard shoulder and find a person asleep in the passenger seat. On waking him, you smell booze. He says he isn't the driver and that his mate has walked off at the next junction for fuel (5 mins away).
Do you... "

1.   ?    Wait for his mate to return to see a) if he exists and b) who drives off
2.   ?    Call for the police
3.   ?    Interrogate him to see if he is the driver/and or been drinking
4.   ?    Take the keys off him to stop him for going any further

Flash says "You are in lane 1 carrying out ATM (active traffic management) The oncoming vehicles are travelling at 70mph. You are required to stop the oncoming vehicles which are now 96metres away from you!! Will they stop in time?"

1.   ?    Yes – 96mtrs is the overall stopping distance at 70 mph according to the Highway Code
2.   ?    NO – 96 metres is not enough for vehicles to safely stop.
3.   ?    There is a bigger gap between the following vehicles and my DRA says to stop them!
4.   ?    Bloody hell – Me, Stop that lot!! NO WAY!!

Flash says "the Radio Status codes are used on a regular basis but do you know what CODE 14 is?"

1.   ?    I am On Patrol!
2.   ?    I am on a Refreshment break!
3.   ?    Urgent Call!
4.   ?    Immediate Danger!

TheWanderer says "How fast can you drive a HATO vehicle when running the hard shoulder to get to an RTC?"

1.   ?    As fast as the car will go - someone needs me!
2.   ?    As fast as my DRA dictates
3.   ?    20 MPH unless regional NOM has authorised otherwise
4.   ?    40 MPH unless regional NOM has authorised otherwise

TheWanderer says "What does ACPO stand for?"

1.   ?    Associated Chief Petty Officer
2.   ?    Ask Control for Police Officers
3.   ?    Association of Chief Police Officers
4.   ?    Alcohol Causes Police Obesity

TheWanderer says "You are called to animals on the motorway- On arrival you find 3 sheep in lanes 2 and 3 do you:"

1.   ?    Put on a lane 2 and 3 closure and let cars run down the inside and hope that the sheep can get back to their field without affecting traffic flow too much.
2.   ?    Close the affected carriageway and chase the sheep in the vehicle to try and coax them into a field
3.   ?    Close both carriageways in case the sheep jump the central reservation and ask for RSPCA assistance whilst trying to coax them off the network.
4.   ?    Do nothing - The sheep will get back safely without our help and if not then someone will have a nice lamb hotpot!