e 3 common instances where a conviction or sometimes only disqualification can be avoided:
  - additional drink;
  - no intention to drive;
  - short journey;
  - emergences;
  - mixing drink and drug;
  - unusual physical conditions;
  - loss of his license was going to cause considerable hard ships;
  - the effects of heavy drink the night before.
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  III. Answer the questions:
  1. What are the two types of traffic offences specified by the Road Traffic Act?
  2. What moving and parking offences do you know?
  3. How does the Criminal Law Act define reckless driving?
  4. What are three common defenses to reckless driving?
  5. Where can the offences of reckless driving be tried?
  6. What kind of penalties is reckless driving punishable with?
  7. Give the examples of inconsiderate driving?
  8. What are the penalties for speeding and non-compliance with traffic lights?
  9. In which cases may a police officer require that a driver take a breath test and arrest him?
  10. What are the instances where a conviction of drunken driving can be avoided?
  
  
  
  
  
  The motorist and the law
  I. Study the vocabulary:
  
   specification
   to be maintained
   to be adjusted
   to commit on offence
   of « strict liability »
   to be unaware
   to fail
   to be prosecuted
   to be liable
   a penalty
   to avoid
   endorsement of (on) a driving
   license
   obligatory
   discretionary
   disqualification
   to establish in court
   to be subject

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