Traffic control point definition

Traffic control point means a clearly identified reference point on a designated street, as determined and marked time-to-time by the Police Department.
Traffic control point as used in this section means any point or points within the no-cruising area established by the Police Department for the purpose of monitoring cruising.
Traffic control point means a reference point on a street in the designated area selected by a police officer for the purpose of enforcing this article. (12644 §1 1/16/85)

Examples of Traffic control point in a sentence

  • Traffic control point (TCP) procedures were successfully demonstrated at TCP #4 at SR 213 and SR 28 and TCP #3 at SR 215 and SR 60 through interview with five troopers from the South Carolina Highway Patrol.


More Definitions of Traffic control point

Traffic control point as used in this section, means any point or points within the no-cruising area established by the local law-enforcement agency for the purpose of monitoring cruising.
Traffic control point as used in this section, means any point or points within the no-cruising area established by the Amherst County Sheriff for the purpose of monitoring cruising.
Traffic control point means a reference point within or adjacent to a designated area selected by a police officer for the purpose of enforcing this section.
Traffic control point. MEANS THE LOCATION OF ANY SIGN INDICATING THAT CRUISING IS PROHIBITED, OR ANY POINT DESIGNATED BY THE CITY, WHICH IS LOCATED BETWEEN ANY SUCH SIGNS.
Traffic control point means a fixed-position traffic monitoring station
Traffic control point means a reference point on a street within the Designated area, within Designated hours selected by a police officer for the purpose of enforcing this section.
Traffic control point means any point established by the chief of police or a commander of a police department regional command center within tribal lands for the purpose of monitoring cruising.