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[Part 1: Rules of the road]
When turning right or left at an intersection:
- and the green man of the pedestrian crossing is still on, you may go if there are no pedestrians crossing.
- and pedestrians waiting to cross have a red man, you must still stop for them.
- pedestrians crossing the intersection after the man has turned red, still have right of way.
- motor vehicles have right of way over pedestrians where there are no crossing lines.
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When turning at an intersection:
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3.
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When approaching an intersection you must stop if:
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4.
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When approaching a traffic signal and the red light is flashing, you must:
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5.
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When turning right or left at an intersection you must:
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6.
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You may not enter an intersection if:
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7.
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When approaching a four-way stop, the driver must:
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8.
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If the vehicle you are towing has defective brakes, you must:
- only use a tow rope shorter than 3,5 m.
- keep the speed slower than 30 km/h.
- carry only two passengers in the towed vehicle.
- only tow the vehicle with a tow bar.
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9.
[Part 1: Rules of the road]
Name a few of the rules of towing:
- the tow-rope, tow-bar or device should not exceed 3,5 m.
- only one passenger is allowed in the towed vehicle.
- when towing a vehicle at 30 km/h or less you may use a tow rope.
- you may tow a vehicle with your motorcycle.
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10.
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When parking on a public road at night you should use your parking lights:
- if you are in a parking area marked by traffic signs.
- if you are within 10 m of a lit street lamp
- if you are parked well off the road.
- if you are parked in a street that is not painted with parking lines or properly lit.
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11.
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When do you switch on your headlights:
- from sunrise to sunset.
- if road users and vehicles are not clearly visible within 150m.
- from when the sun goes down until it rises.
- in rain, mist and or low visibility
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12.
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What are the distances that driving and passing beams should be able to illuminate:
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13.
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When involved in an accident, what actions should you take:
- immediately stop the vehicle.
- check the nature and extent of the injuries suffered.
- do not give anyone your name and address.
- if someone is badly injured or dead, do not move
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If there is no serious damage or injury you must:
- move the vehicle if it is obstructing traffic.
- report the accident within 24 days.
- only ask the other person involved for a name.
- take a small drink to help calm your nerves.
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15.
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Choose a few important safe driving points:
- on a long drive, if you are feeling a little tired, stop and have a break.
- you should always wear soft rubber shoes.
- you should always be able to see clearly on all sides of the vehicle.
- your hands should be on the steering wheel at all times.
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16.
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When you become aware that someone is trying to pass you, you must:
- drive a little faster.
- keep as far left as possible.
- do not accelerate.
- pull off the road and stop.
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Under what circumstances may you pass another vehicle on the left-hand side:
- if the vehicle is turning right and it is safe to do so without driving on the shoulder of the road.
- if you have been instructed to do so by a police officer.
- at all times when a vehicle is turning right.
- if you are driving in a road with two or more lanes going in the same direction.
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18.
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You may not pass another vehicle:
- on a curve.
- in misty conditions when you cannot see at least 100 m ahead.
- near the crest of a hill.
- in a tunnel.
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19.
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You may not obtain a learner's licence if:
- you are older than 70 years, or younger than 18 years.
- you were declared unfit to obtain a licence for a certain period and that period is not over.
- you suffer from epilepsy but the fits are controlled by medication.
- you are blind in one eye.
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20.
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You are also not allowed to get a learner's licence if you:
- had a licence suspended and that suspension is not over.
- have only one arm or one leg.
- do not have the use of your legs.
- already have a licence for the same class of vehicle.
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21.
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Is your following distance safe if the vehicle in front of you suddenly Stops and you are able to:
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22.
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The driver of a vehicle may not:
- allow the vehicle to spill oil, water or petrol on the surface of the road.
- leave the vehicle unattended if the parking brake is up and the engine is not running.
- use a vehicle that does not have a fuel cap.
- let the wheels spin when pulling off.
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23.
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A driver may:
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Passengers may:
- use hand signals out of the window.
- ride in the vehicle if the driver only has a learner's licence.
- change the channel of the radio for the driver.
- leave the vehicle before it has stopped.
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25.
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Under what conditions may you drive on the right-hand side of a two-way road:
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26.
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What is the minimum depth of the tread allowed on a tyre (excluding motorcycles):
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27.
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Where are you not allowed to stop:
- at any place where you would obscure a road traffic sign.
- alongside or opposite a vehicle where the road is 8 m wide.
- at any place where stopping would endanger or obstruct other traffic.
- on the right-hand side of the road facing oncoming traffic.
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28.
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The maximum legal speed at which you may drive on:
- freeways is 120 km/h
- rural roads is 100 km/h
- roads in most built-up areas is 60 km/h
- none of the above.
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29.
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Where is it legal to stop your vehicle:
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30.
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To avoid a fine, you must produce your licence on request from a traffic officer:
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31.
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Under normal circumstances it is LEGAL for a driver to allow a passenger to do the following:
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32.
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It is permissible to park your vehicle within …........... of an intersection:
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33.
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Seat belts must be worn:
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34.
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To avoid being fined, a driver must ensure that a small child sits:
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35.
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Under normal circumstances a driver may stop on a freeway to:
- pick up a hitchhiker.
- change a flat tyre.
- stretch his/her legs.
- take a break.
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36.
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Your vehicle will be towed away and impounded if left:
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37.
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What is the longest time you may leave your vehicle parked in one place on a public road in an urban area:
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38.
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Under normal circumstances you may do the following:
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39.
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You may not use your hooter except under the following circumstances:
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40.
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What else is important about the hooter:
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41.
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Under which of the following circumstances do you have right of way:
- when you arrive first at a four-way stop.
- when you are entering a traffic circle and there is a vehicle approaching from the right.
- when you are in a traffic circle.
- when turning right at a two-way road intersection.
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42.
[Part 1: Rules of the road]
A vehicle licence is valid for:
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43.
[Part 1: Rules of the road]
What are the legal requirements for carrying goods on your vehicle:
- they must not interfere with the driver's view.
- they must not exceed a width of 3 m.
- they must not protrude more than 1,8 m at the rear.
- they must not touch the surface of the road.
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44.
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Before changing lanes the final thing you must do is:
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45.
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What is a safe following distance at all speeds:
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46.
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When making an urgent stop, it takes:
- longer if the vehicle is at a higher speed.
- longer on a wet road than a dry road.
- longer if the vehicle is heavily loaded.
- longer on a dry road than on a wet road.
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47.
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Unless otherwise indicated by a road traffic sign, the general speed you may travel in a town or city is:
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48.
[Part 1: Rules of the road]
What is the most important rule of the road in South Africa:
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49.
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A learner driver may not:
- drive on a freeway.
- carry passengers.
- reverse more than 90 m.
- leave the engine running while the vehicle is unattended.
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50.
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When changing lanes, you must:
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51.
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You may enter or cross a public road if:
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52.
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When you become aware of an emergency vehicle sounding a siren on a public road, you must:
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53.
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What is the rule for wearing seat belts in a vehicle:
- children younger than 14 years do not need to wear seat belts.
- while reversing you don't have to wear a seat belt.
- if you have only one passenger, he/she may sit in the back where there are no seat belts.
- if the vehicle you are using has seat belts in the front or the back, they must be worn.
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54.
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If you have a Learner's licence for a light motor vehicle you:
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