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Höhe: 292 mm
Breite: 206 mm
Dicke: 10 mm
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978-0-19-284844-4 (9780192848444)
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Andy Cox is a Detective Chief Superintendent with Lincolnshire Police. Before joining Lincolnshire Police, he was Detective Superintendent lead for Vision Zero, Road Death, and Transport Crime Investigation with the Metropolitan Police. He is Chair of the national strategic board for serious collision investigation, and holds a Masters degree in Criminology and Leadership
from Cambridge University.
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Detective Chief Superintendent, M.St
1: Definitions and Principles
2: Key Police Powers
3: Offences Involving Standards of Driving
4: Reportable Accidents
5: Drink, Drugs and Driving
6: Insurance
7: Legislation for the Protection of Road Users
8: Construction and Use
9: Driver Licensing
10: Notices of Intended Prosecution
