Drivers Test Score Sheet South Africa

Page 1 of 32 Learning South Africa’s Rules of the Road is a vital part of getting your K53 Learner's Licence. There are around 30 questions on Rules of the Road in the Learners Licence Test, and learners need to score 74% (22/30) or higher in the section in order to pass it.

Here's what it says on the sheet the examiner is using to test you. How To PASS Your Drivers Test - The Secrets. Pass Driving Road Test First Time No Critical Errors - Duration. The K53 driving licence test. To determine the ability of aspirant motor vehicle drivers and motorcycle riders. Test assistance from driving schools in South.

South Africa’s Rules of the Road may look like a lot to learn, but don’t worry, they’re not too bad once you get into “learner's test” mode and get started. You probably know a lot of the rules already!

(such as don’t drive on the wrong side of the road!) If you read 4 – 5 sections a day, you’ll be well on your way to your Learner's Licence in no time! The Learner's Test is not difficult, but it does require that you study.

These Rules of the Road were kindly provided by the Department of Transport, and are K53-compliant. If you make use of any other resources to study, make sure they comply with the K53 Learner's Test rules before utilizing them. Remember, you are not just learning these rules to get your Learner's Licence, but also to become a competent driver, so make sure you really understand them! You'll need to know them for your Driver's Licence Test, and if you plan on using a, they will expect you to know them for your lessons. Programma dlya razvertki detalej ventilyacii. (Need information about the South African Driver's Licence Test?

Below is a list of things that will save you from failing your driver's licence exam, and from wasting a lot of money going back to apply for new appointments. Keep in mind that this article is based on my experiences with driving exams in South Africa. But read this article even if you don't reside here, just for interest's sake. Steps to Passing Your Driving Exams • The External Inspection • The Internal Inspection • The Yard Test • Starting Procedure (Optional) • The Road Test • Hand signals and emergency brake (optional). You will start off with the external inspection of your car, where you go counter-clockwise around the car from the driver's side (walk left).

Check underneath the car and say that there are no obstructions or leaks. Here you say that the wheel is the correct pressure, the valve cap is on, there are no cuts or slashes on the side wall, the wheel nuts are secure and there is enough tread. You then move on to the windscreen wiper and say that it is free of damage and in good working order. The headlights, parking lights and indicator lights are clean and undamaged.

The bonnet is secure. Underneath the bonnet, the oil, water, brake fluid and drive belts have been checked. The front left wheel is the same as the other. The petrol cap is secure. The left rear wheel is the same as the others.

The rear lights are clean and undamaged. The right rear wheel is the same as the others. Inside the car, after closing the car door, you say that all the doors are closed.

The seat and mirrors are adjusted. The handbrake is on iv. The car is in neutral. There are no obstructions by the feet and pedals.

You will be asked to indicate right, and then left. You will be asked to put your headlights and parking lights on.

Then to put your fog lights on. You will be asked to turn on the windscreen wipers. You will be asked to honk the horn. The examiner will then move to the rear of the car and ask you to indicate right and left, and then push the brake pedal. Many people believe that this is the hardest and strictest part of the test. You would have practiced parking often if you attended a driving school.