You shall not drive a motor vehicle on a public road while the concentration of alcohol in your body is...

a. 0.05 grams per 100ml of blood or more

b. 0.005 grams per 100ml of blood or more

c. 0.0005 grams per 100ml of blood or more.

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You shall drive your vehicle on a public road in such a manner that wilfully disregard the safety of persons or property.

a. True

b. False

c. Neither

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If your vehicle is involved in an accident you must (i) Immediately stop your vehicle. (ii) Ascertain the nature and extent of any injuries. (iii) Drink a bit of alcohol to calm your nerves down.

a. (iii)

b. (i) and (ii)

c. (i), (ii) and (iii)

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Vehicles must be fitted with pneumatic tyres and has a tread of atleast... in depth.

a. 0.01 millimetre.

b. 0.1 millimetre.

c. 1 millimetre.

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A vehicle may not be used on a public road if...

a. The fuel tank is fitted with an effective yellow cap

b. The fuel tank is fitted with an effective red cap

c. The fuel tank is not fitted with an effective cap.

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A driver/rider of a vehicle on a public road should stop if. (i) Is in compliance with a direction conveyed by a traffic sign. (ii) He was signalled by a person leading or driving any bovine animal on the road. (iii) Animals are seen crossing the road and can only move on when all the animals have crossed and the road is safe to continue.

a. (i)

b. (i) and (ii)

c. (i), (ii) and (iii)

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A driver/rider of a vehicle shall not enter/cross a public road if...

a. There is obstruction and moving traffic.

b. The vehicle can cross the road without obstructing or endangering any traffic.

c. The road is clear of moving traffic

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You can tow another vehicle on the public road if...

a. The length of the tow-rope, chain or tow-bar between the two vehicles is less than 3.5 metres.

b. The length of the tow-rope, chain or tow-bar between the two vehicles is 3.5 metres

c. The length of the tow-rope, chain or tow-bar between the two vehicles 2.5 metres

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Which of the following vehicles are not allowed on a freeway? (i) Vehicles drawn by animals. (ii) Pedal cycle. (iii) A tractor

a. (i)

b. (i) and (ii)

c. (i), (ii) and (iii)

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You shall not stop on a freeway except. (i) In compliance with a road traffic sign. (ii) Ordered by a traffic officer. (iii) Any reason beyond your control.

a. (i), (ii) and (iii)

b. i) and (ii)

c. (i)

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A speed limit of... should apply in respect of every freeway.

a. 120 km/h

b. 100 km/h

c. 60 km/h

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A vehicle is deemed abandoned if it is left for...

a. 5 days in an urban area

b. 7 days in the same place on a public road within an urban area.

c. 1 days in the same place on a public road

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A cellular or mobile telephone or any other communication device should... while driving.

a. Not be handled with either hands or any other part of your body.

b. Be handled with one hand.

c. Be handled with both hands

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A driver of a vehicle or rider can disobey any road traffic sign or rule of the road if...

a. Ordered to do so by a traffic officer.

b. She/he feels like

c. When She/he is under the influence of alcohol.

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You should not park a vehicle on the roadway of a public road if...

a. The vehicle would obscure any road traffic sign

b. It will obstruct any private or public vehicular entrance.

c. Both A and B

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You should not park a vehicle on the roadway of a public road within an urban area if...

a. You are within 5 metres of any intersection.

b. Both A and C

c. You will be on a traffic island or in a pedestrian mall or pedestrian lane.

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A driver/rider of a vehicle can exceed the speed limit when overtaking/passing another vehicle

a. False

b. True

c. Neither

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The driver/rider of a vehicle shall not pass other traffic moving in the same direction on a public road when approaching...

a. A curve

b. The summit of a rise

c. Both A and B

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A load that projects more than 150 millimetres to the side, or more than 300 millimetres to the rear must be marked by a...

a. Red flag or flags (30mm x 30mm) during the day and retro reflectors at night

b. Red flag or flags (300mm x 300mm) during the day and retro reflectors at night

c. Red flag or flags (100mm x 100mm) during the day and retro reflectors at night

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Goods should not be loaded on the vehicle in a way that it may...

a. Both B and C

b. Come into contact with the surface of the road.

c. Obscure the drivers/riders view of traffic to the front or on either side or rear view.

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A speed limit of... should apply in respect of every public road other than a freeway situated outside an urban area.

a. 60 km/h

b. 100 km/h

c. 120 km/h

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You can tow another vehicle on the public road if...

a. You are using a draw bar or a tow-bar travelling 30 km/h

b. You are using a tow-rope or chaing and travelling 30 km/h

c. Neither.

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A vehicle is deemed abondoned if it is left for...

a. 20 hours in the same place on a public road.

b. 12 hours in the same place on a public road outside an urban area

c. 24 hours in the same place on a public road outside an urban area.

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You shall not drive a motor vehicle on a public road while the concentration of alcohol in your body is... in a case of a professional driver

a. 0.01 grams per 100 ml of blood or more

b. 0.02 grams per 100 ml of blood or more

c. 0.002 grams per 100 ml of blood or more

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An SABS approved number plates(s) shall be affixed to a vehicle...

a. In an upright position or within 30 degrees of such position.

b. In such a manner that it is not easily detachable.

c. All of the above

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A speed limit of... should apply in respect of every public road situated within an urban area.

a. 120 km/h

b. 100 km/h

c. 60 km/h

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Displaying an emergency warning triangle shall not apply to a vehicle being stationary on the roadway of a public road...
(i) in a place where a road traffic sign authorises the loading or unloading of goods.
(ii) in compliance with a road traffic sign or direction given by a traffic officer.
(iii) on account of other traffic and the driver occupies the driving seat of such a vehicle.
(iv) in the course of events accompanying the carrying out of a state or municipal function.

a. Only (i) and (ii) are correct

b. All of the above are correct

c. None of the above are correct

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How many windscreen wipers must light and heavy vehicles have? When in operation it must wipe the outside of the windscreen continuously, evenly and adequately.

a. Atleast one windscreen wiper, to wipe the windscreen directly in front of the driver

b. Two windscreen wipers, to clean the entire windscreen

c. Three windscreen wipers. Two fitted to the front windscreen and one fitted to the back window of the vehicle.

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When must you use your emergency warning triangle?

a. When you want to stop for a lunch break next to the road.

b. When parked outside your friend's house on the wrong side of the road, facing the traffic.

c. When your vehicle has broken down

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Pedestrians must cross a roadway only at a pedestrian crossing or an intersection or at a distance further than... from such pedestrian crossing or intersection.

a. 9 m

b. 12 m

c. 50 m

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