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.
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.
At what distance should the main-beam brighten objects ahead?
The dipped beam should not brighten more than...
If your vehicle is in motion...
Your vehicle is not allowed on a public road if... (for motorcycle, light vehicle and heavy vehicle)
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.
Number plates must be...
You may not drive on a public road if the turn radius of your vehicle is more than..
What do you do when an emergency vehicle approaches you?
What is the rule regarding the hooter?
When pedestrians are already crossing the road into which you are turning left, you must...
Before you reach the exit where you will be leaving the freeway, how should you position your vehicle?
What is the ideal frequency for checking your rear view mirror(s) whilst driving?
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
When must you use your emergency warning triangle?
Any load carried on a vehicle must...
An SABS approved number plate(s) shall be affixed to a vehicle...
The number plate(s) of a vehicle should correspond with the...
Which of the following vehicles are regarded as emergency vehicles?
(i) A fire-fighting vehicle (with red warning light).
(ii) An ambulance (with red warning light).
(iii) A vehicle driven by a traffic officer in the carrying out of duties (blue warning light).
(iv) A vehicle driven by a person while engaged in civil protection (green warning light).
The windscreen of a light motor vehicle must have visible light transmittance through the windscreen of...
A speed limit of... should apply in respect of every public road other than a freeway situated outside an urban area.
You can tow another vehicle on the public road if...
A vehicle is deemed abondoned if it is left for...
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
An SABS approved number plates(s) shall be affixed to a vehicle...
A speed limit of... should apply in respect of every public road situated within an urban area.
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.
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.
When must you use your emergency warning triangle?
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.