Because it\'s where the accident is likely to occur most
from

Accelerate

1.Jack.
2.Wheel spanner.
3.Spare wheel.
4.Lifesaver and torch in case of darkness.

Three. His, the front and behind vehicle

Three eyes. His/her two naturals plus mirrors which is
driver\'s third eye

Vehicles don\'t have legs but wheels

1.A valid driving license.
2.A valid road license.
3.A valid inspection certificate.
4.A valid insurance certificate.

1.Presidential escorts.
2.Ambulances.
3.Police on emergencies.
4.Fire brigade.

50km/h

1.On a roundabout.
2.On a railway crossing.
3.On a pedestrian crossing.
4.On a brow of a hill.

1.On a bridge.
2.On or near a roundabout
3.On a bend.
4.Below a hill.
5.On or near a junction or crossroad.
6.On or near a pedestrian crossing.
7.On or near a railway crossing.
8.On or near a bus stop.
9.In the middle of the road.
10.On entrance used by other vehicles.
11.At a No parking, No stopping, No waiting sign.

1.When meeting /approaching an oncoming traffic/vehicle from the opposite direction.
2.When driving closely behind another vehicle.
3.When driving in a well lit street.
4.When meeting oncoming pedestrians.

1.At STOP signs.
2.When a traffic light shows red.
3.At an accident spot.
4.When signaled by a school warden.
5.When a pedestrian is crossing at a pedestrian crossing.
6.When signaled by a uniformed police officer

1.At a junction.
2.When approaching a railway crossing.
3.At a sharp bend.
4.Where the road is narrow.
5.When approaching a pedestrian crossing.
6.When approaching a bridge.
7.When approaching the brow of a hill.
8.When a road is marked single or double continuous
lines in the center of the road.

1.When instructed by a police officer in uniform.
2.When on a highway with cars moving in the same
direction.
3.When the vehicle in front is turning right and there is
space on the left.
4.On a highway where traffic is going in the same
direction.
5.When there is an accident and the only place you can
overtake is on the left.

Right side

Always keep left unless overtaking.

This is used to make the vehicle move faster

This is used to change direction of the vehicle or
maintain the one we are driving.

1.We slow down gradually by pressing in the clutch first
then followed by brake pedal
2.We indicate to the direction we want to stop
3.We check mirrors to see the oncoming traffic
4.We stop with clutch and brake (on manual engines)
5.We shift to neutral gear
6.We put the handbrake on
7.We switch off the ignition and get out of the vehicle
with the key in our hands.

We shift the gears when the clutch is completely
pressed in

1.After switching on the vehicle:
2.Fasten your belt
3.Adjust your sit if you are not comfortable
4.clutch completely in
5.Put the starting gear No.1
6.Pull the handbrake down
7.Indicate on the direction you want to take while
checking on the mirror if the road is clear.
8.Press the accelerator slowly and gradually
9.Release the clutch slowly and gradually

1.Route informatory signs
2.Cautionary signs
3.Public facility signs

They are red triangle signs

1.Once - warning
2.Twice - greeting
3.Thrice - Abusive

Stop sign
Give way sign

No entry

Compulsory/mandatory signs

Prohibitory signs

1.Regulatory signs
2.Warning Signs
3.Informatory sign