What is the main difference between driving on a motorway and driving on other types of road?
<b>Traffic generally travels at lower speeds on a m/way than on dual carriage</b>
Traffic is generally permitted to travel at a higher speed on a motorway
Learner permit holders must be accompanied by a full licence holder
Traffic travelling at 120km/h must only use the outside lane of a motorway
What does this sign mean?
Traffic from the left has priority
Traffic merging from left
End of dual carriageway ahead
Traffic merging from the right
If driving a vehicle with automatic transmission, what in particular should a driver be aware of?
That driving on a motorway is not permitted
That engine braking power is reduced
That the gear box may overheat while being driven in low gear
That wheel-spin occurs more often
What may happen if the vehicle's engine oil is not changed as required?
<b>The vehicle's fuel consumption may increase</b>
The vehicle's fuel consumption may decrease
The engine may overheat
Parts of the engine may suffer increased wear
When a driver operates the indicator switch and hears a more rapid clicking noise than normal, What does this mean?
An indicator bulb may have blown
The hazard warning light switch is faulty
The voltage regulator is not functioning properly
The hazard warning
When should a driver use the vehicle's rear view mirror?
Before moving off only
Before switching on the rear demister
Before reversing only
When changing direction
If there is no footpath, where must a pedestrian walk?
Right hand side of the road
1 metre from the edge of the road
Left hand side of the road
There is no regulation
What should a driver do when continuing straight ahead in the middle lane?
Take position in the R/H lane even if proceeding straight ahead
Slow down and allow the driver in front to change lanes
Take any lane as convenient
Overtake the vehicles quickly on the right hand side
