Which rule is considered the most important rule in South Africa?
Which rule is considered the most important rule in South Africa? Keep as far to the left of the road as is possible. ✓ Drive at 60 km/h Keeping a safe following distance. Correct answer: Keep as far to the left of the road as is possible.
Which of the following would you consider your final check before changing lanes?
Which of the following would you consider your final check before changing lanes? Check your blind spot. ✓ Check your rear view mirror. Make sure you have a steady handle on the steering. Correct answer: Check your blind spot.
How close to a bridge may a driver park their vehicle?
How close to a bridge may a driver park their vehicle? At least 10 m away. At least 6 m away. ✓ At least 50 m away. Correct answer: At least 6 m away.
How close to a fire hydrant may a driver park their vehicle?
How close to a fire hydrant may a driver park their vehicle? At least 1.5 m away. ✓ At least 1 m away. At least 0.5 m away. Correct answer: At least 1.5 m away.
Which of the following are not legal parking spots?
Which of the following are not legal parking spots? (i) Facing oncoming traffic. (ii) Anywhere you may obscure any road traffic or warning signs. (iii) In any emergency or demarcated public transport bays. All of the above are correct. ✓ None of the above are correct (i) and (iii) Only are correct. Correct answer: All […]
A driver may…
A driver may… In an emergency use hand signals on a freeway. ✓ Allow passengers to help steer the vehicle. Let passengers ride on the outside of the vehicle. Correct answer: In an emergency use hand signals on a freeway.
At a traffic circle…
At a traffic circle… Yield to vehicles coming from your left. The same rule apply as with a 4-way stop. Yield to vehicles coming from your right. ✓ Correct answer: Yield to vehicles coming from your right.
When must your headlights be switched on:
When must your headlights be switched on: (i) From sunset till sunrise. (ii) If your visibility is unclear for 150 m ahead of you. (iii) In heavy rain and mist, and you cannot see for 80 m in front of you. (iv) Whenever you see another vehicle with its lights on. (i), (ii) and (iii) […]
How close to a pedestrian crossing may you stop?
How close to a pedestrian crossing may you stop? Not closer than 5 m of the white line. Not closer than 9 m of the approach side ✓ Not closer than 9 m of the white line. Correct answer: Not closer than 9 m of the approach side