Questions and answers:
Can you ever stop on a yellow box?
No, unless you are turning right
What should you do if you get dazzled by another vehicle's headlight?
Avoid looking directly to the lights and slow down or stop if necessary
What does the double yellow lines alongside the kerb mean?
No parking anytime
What does the single yellow line alongside the kerb mean?
Parking may be allowed during certain hours (check traffic sign for details)
What is the speed limit on a motorway?
120 km/h
What does the amber traffic light mean?
Stop if safe to stop
How can you recognize a ZEBRA crossing?
By the flashing yellow lights
What does a continuous line along the centre of the road mean?
I must keep left. No overtaking or passing except in an emergency or for access
Who has the right of way in a roundabout?
Give way to traffic coming from your right, who are already on the roundabout
Technical Checks:
What should you check in your tyres before driving?
Thread depth (1.6 mm minimum)
Damage (check for cuts, cracks, bulges)
Pressure (check the vehicle manual, but usually around 32 PSI)
How can you check the brake lights?
I can reverse park near the wall or glass and check the reflection by applying the brakes
What should be clean in the vehicle before driving?
Windows, mirrors, lights and licence plates
What are the secondary controls?
Windscreen wipers and washers, de-misters, rear window heater, lights, air conditioning,
fans, fog lights, air vents, temperature control. Also demonstrate how to use horn, hazard
lights and
how to adjust seat, mirrors, head restraint.
What can be usually checked under the bonnet?
Brake fluid, engine oil, windscreen fluid, engine coolant
Most common traffic signs:
Motorway signs:
Roadworks signs:
Information Signs:
Warning Signs:
Regulatory traffic signs:
Hand Signals:
Other information:
Avoid driving too slowly
In normal road and traffic conditions, keep up with the pace of the traffic flow while
obeying the speed limit. While you MUST keep a safe distance away from the
vehicle in front, you SHOULD not drive so slowly that your vehicle unnecessarily
blocks other road users. If you drive too slowly, you risk frustrating other drivers,
which could lead to dangerous overtaking. However, remember: you MUST NOT
drive at a speed at which you cannot stop the vehicle within the distance you can
see to be clear ahead.
