When should the vehicle's headlamps be kept on? (i) During day time. (ii) Between sunset and sunrise. (iii) When the road is not clearly visible from 150 m ahead.

a. (ii) and (iii)

b. (ii) only

c. (i) and (ii).

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At what distance should the main-beam brighten objects ahead?

a. 60 metres away

b. 100 metres away

c. 80 metres away

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The dipped beam should not brighten more than...

a. 60 metres away

b. 45 metres away

c. 10 metres away

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If your vehicle is in motion...

a. You may not light your parking lamps.

b. You are allowed to have a passenger.

c. You may not drive at 60 km/h.

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Your vehicle is not allowed on a public road if... (for motorcycle, light vehicle and heavy vehicle)

a. You drive at a slow speed.

b. You play loud music in your vehicle

c. It does not have a rear lamp producing a red light to the rear.

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What are the rules regarding the stop lamp? (For all the vehicle types) (i) If your vehicle does not have a stop lamp then it is not allowed on the public road. (ii) You may drive a vehicle without stop lamps. (iii) Stop lamps must be visible from 30 metres away in normal sunlight.

a. (ii)

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

c. (i) and (iii)

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Number plates must be...

a. All vehicles on a public road must have a number plate that has clear letters from 20 metres away.

b. Drivers may remove their vehicle's number plate when driving on a freeway.

c. You may not drive a vehicle without number plates on a public road.

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You may not drive on a public road if the turn radius of your vehicle is more than..

a. 6 metres.

b. 13.1 metres

c. 15 metres

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What do you do when an emergency vehicle approaches you?

a. Stay in your lane and block it

b. Race it

c. Give right of way to the emergency vehicle

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What is the rule regarding the hooter?

a. You may use your hooter for safety reasons and it must be audible from 90 metres away.

b. You may use the hooter to get attention from pedestrians

c. You may use the hooter for other drivers on the road.

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When is it not compulsory to wear a seatbelt? (i) When moving in or out of a parking area. (ii) When reversing your vehicle. (iii) When driving below 60 km/h

a. (i) and (ii)

b. (ii)

c. All of the above

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Your vehicle's windscreen must... (i) Provide you with enough visibility for safe driving. (ii) Have visible light transfer through the windscreen at least 70 percent. (iii) Be of safety glass.

a. (iii)

b. (i) and (iii).

c. All of the above

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The wipers of your windscreen should...

a. All of the below.

b. Wipe the windscreen sufficiently and clearly.

c. Wipe the outside of the windscreen directly in front of the driver.

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A vehicle that... is not allowed on a public road.

a. Causes excessive noise.

b. Moves at a low speed

c. Carries 20 passengers.

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Unless otherwise indicated by a traffic sign, what is the speed limit in an urban area?

a. 120 km/h

b. 100 km/h

c. 60 km/h

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What is the length limit for a trailer (not semi-trailer) with a GMV of less than 12 000 kg?

a. Less than 5 metres.

b. Less than 8 metres.

c. More than 10 metres.

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If the GMV of a trailer (not semi-trailer) is more than 12 000 kg, then the height should be...

a. Less than 12.5 metres

b. Less than 5 metres

c. Less than 10metres

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What is the length limit of any other vehicle

a. Less than 10 metres

b. More than 20 metres

c. Less than 12.5 metres

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If you are towing a vehicle with faulty brakes, you must...

a. Not drive faster than 30 km/h

b. Use a tow-bar or draw-bar and not a rope

c. Not carry more than one passenger in the towed vehicle

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How long is a learner's license valid for?

a. 24 months

b. 12 moths

c. 18 moths

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Any other vehicle with an overall height of... may not be driven on public road.

a. More than 10 metres

b. More than 4.3 metres

c. Less than 10 metres

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If the overall height of a double decker bus with any load is..., then it is not allowed on public road

a. More than 4.65 metres.

b. 5 metres

c. 9 metres

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Any load carried on a vehicle must

a. Be covered with sheeting

b. Have red triangles or flags tied to it

c. Not obscure the driver's view.

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What is the ideal frequency for checking your rear view mirror(s) whilst driving?

a. Only when you intend on changing direction, slowing down or stopping.

b. Every 5 to 8 seconds

c. Every minute

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Before you reach the exit where you will be leaving the freeway, how should you position

a. In the left-hand lane.

b. In the middle lane.

c. In the shoulder of the road

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Which rules apply to adjustable spotlights? (i) Vehicles of medical doctors, vets or breakdown contractors may have adjustable spotlights. (ii) Adjustable spotlights must light up other vehicles or persons at least 100m ahead of your vehicle. (iii) Adjustable spotlights are permissible on game-spotting vehicles.

a. All of the above are correct

b. (i) and (iii) only are correct.

c. Only (i) is correct.

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If a person has been killed or injured in an accident and such accident causes a complete obstruction on the roadway, no vehicle may be moved from the position from where it came to rest unless

a. A certified tow-truck arrives on the scene and removes such vehicle(s) from the roadway.

b. Its position has been clearly marked on the road surface by the person moving the vehicle or such removal has been authorised by a traffic officer.

c. The driver authorises such removal

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Under adverse conditions such as rain, slippery road surface, poor visibility or when being followed too closely, the driver/rider of a vehicle shall

a. Increase their following distance.

b. Decrease their following distance.

c. Put on emergency lights of their vehicles.

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What is the speed limit for passenger vehicles such as buses and minibuses?

a. 80 km/h

b. 120 km/h.

c. 100 km/h

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When are you allowed to park in a parking bay reserved for disabled persons? (i) If you are a disabled person or the driver of a motor vehicle conveying disabled persons. (ii) If such vehicle is issued with a sticker for disabled persons or conveying of disabled persons. (iii) If you are conveying elderly persons. (iv) If you have an emergency and there are no other parking bays available.

a. All of the above are correct

b. (i),(ii) and (iii) are correct

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

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