DAY 1.5

SB290

100

What specific action does SB290 authorize designated security personnel to take against a person violating NRS 203.100?

• A) Arrest and detain the person indefinitely.
• B) Issue a warning and fine on the spot.
• C) Remove the person from a vehicle or other property of the commission.
• D) Confiscate the person's personal belongings

• C) Remove the person from a vehicle or other property of the commission.

200

Who is authorized to perform the removal under this provision?

• A) Any commission employee.
• B) Only sworn law enforcement officers.
• C) Designated security personnel employed by the commission.
• D) Members of the public acting as good Samaritans.

• C) Designated security personnel employed by the commission.

300

The removal authority applies to persons engaged in conduct that constitutes a violation of:

• A) NRS 203.050 (breach of peace).
• B) NRS 203.100.
• C) NRS 207.200 (unlawful trespass).
• D) NRS 484B.257 (DUI).

• B) NRS 203.100.

400

From where can the security personnel remove the violating person?

• A) Any public street or sidewalk.
• B) A vehicle or other property of the commission.
• C) Private residences near commission property.
• D) Statewide, without location restrictions.

• B) A vehicle or other property of the commission.

500

A group is gathered on commission property, blocking access and refusing to disperse after warnings, which violates NRS 203.100 (unlawful assembly). Designated security personnel observe this. What is their authorized response under SB290?

• A) They must call external police before acting.
• B) They can remove the persons from the commission property or vehicle.
• C) They can only document the incident for later prosecution.
• D) No action is authorized; it requires a court order.

• B) They can remove the persons from the commission property or vehicle.

RTC Trespass Policy

100

1. Can security issue a trespass from a bus?
   a) Yes, always
   b) No
   c) Only for Level 3 violations
   d) Only with Metro approval

b) No

200

4. A patron causes a disturbance and refuses to leave after being asked (1st offense). What trespass duration?
   a) 7 days
   d) 35 hours
   c) 14 days
   d) 24 hours

d) 24 hours

300

4. Same patron causes another disturbance within the active 24-hour period (2nd offense). Duration?
   a) 24 hours
   b) 7 days
   c) 14 days
   d) Contact Metro

b) 7 days

400

11. Which requires Level 3 trespass?
    a) Threatening violence
    b) Any physical assault on RTC staff
    c) Public urination
    d) Lewdness

b) Any physical assault on RTC staff

500

11. Metro notification is required for:
    a) Level 1 only
    b) Level 2 & 3 regardless of outcome
    c) Level 3 only
    d) All levels on 1st offense

b) Level 2 & 3 regardless of outcome

NRS

100

 According to NRS 171.104, an arrest is defined as:
a) Only taking a person into custody by a peace officer
b) Taking a person into custody in a case and manner authorized by law, which may be made by a peace officer or private person
c) Requiring a warrant in all cases
d) Limited to felony offenses

b) Taking a person into custody in a case and manner authorized by law, which may be made by a peace officer or private person

200

 Under NRS 171.126, a private person may arrest another for:
a) Any misdemeanor committed in their presence
b) A public offense committed or attempted in their presence
c) Traffic violations only
d) Only if they are a witness to the crime

b) A public offense committed or attempted in their presence

300

According to NRS 203.100, a person commits a misdemeanor on a public conveyance by:
a) Quietly reading a book
b) Willfully using profane language, quarreling, annoying passengers, or refusing to leave after not paying fare
c) Paying with exact change
d) Sleeping during the ride

b) Willfully using profane language, quarreling, annoying passengers, or refusing to leave after not paying fare

400

 If a private person arrests someone under NRS 171.126 for a felony committed in their presence and seizes a weapon per NRS 171.146, what must they do next per NRS 171.178?
a) Take the person directly to jail
b) Deliver the arrested person without unnecessary delay to a peace officer, who then takes them to a magistrate
c) Interrogate the person first
d) Let them go with a warning

b) Deliver the arrested person without unnecessary delay to a peace officer, who then takes them to a magistrate

500

1. What does NRS stand for?
   a) National Regulatory System
   b) Nevada Revised Statutes
   c) Nevada Regulatory Standards
   d) New Revised Statutes

b) Nevada Revised Statutes

Dealing with the Public

100

As an ambassador for RTCSNV and Inter-Con, your actions reflect on:

• A) Only yourself
• As an ambassador for RTCSNV and Inter-Con, your actions reflect on:
  • A) Only yourself
  • B) You, the client, and Inter-Con
  • C) Just the client
  • D) Only Inter-Con
• C) Just the client
• D) Only Inter-Con

• B) You, the client, and Inter-Con

200

You should always be:

• A) Firm
• B) Courteous
• C) Tactful
• D) Alert
• E) Remain Calm
• F) Excited

• A) Firm
• B) Courteous
• C) Tactful
• D) Alert
• E) Remain Calm

300

5. When interacting with children, you should:

   • A) Pick them up to comfort them
   • B) Smile and use a friendly tone
   • C) Place them on your lap if they're scared
   • D) Ignore them unless it's an emergency

• B) Smile and use a friendly tone

400

Proper stance for aggressive behavior:

• A) Face forward, hands interlaced
• B) Bladed stance at 45°, hands at chest level, weight even, knees slightly bent
• C) Square stance, arms at sides

• B) Bladed stance at 45°, hands at chest level, weight even, knees slightly bent

500

5. True/False It is acceptable to pick up a child unless it's an emergency.

1. False

EAP

100

1. What is the primary intent of this EAP?
   a) To provide maintenance protocols for RTC vehicles
   b) To assist all occupants of listed RTC facilities during emergencies to the greatest extent possible
   c) To train staff on daily operations
   d) To manage budget for disaster recovery

b) To assist all occupants of listed RTC facilities during emergencies to the greatest extent possible

200

1. Which of the following is NOT a covered RTC facility?
   a) South Strip Transfer Terminal (SSTT)
   b) Bonneville Transit Center (BTC)
   c) Downtown Las Vegas Airport
   d) Westcliff Transit Centers / Park and Ride (WTC)

c) Downtown Las Vegas Airport

300

3. Select ALL incident types that EAPs cover (multi-select; choose all that apply):
   a) Fire
   b) Routine vehicle maintenance
   c) Active Assailant / Person with a Gun
   d) Earthquake
   e) Flood
   f) Employee performance reviews

4. 
   

1. a,c,d,e (all except b,f)

400

3. Which of the following is covered under EAPs? (Choose the best answer)
   a) Power Outage
   b) Coffee machine breakdown
   c) Printer jams
   d) Wi-Fi outages only

a) Power Outage

500

What are 2 or 3 natural disasters?

Earthquake, Flood, Snow/Blizzard, Tornado/High Winds)