http://www.bizcommunity.com/Article/196/582/69466.html#Better law enforcement is essential to reduce the high number of road accidents in South Africa. This article discusses the need for zero tolerance towards drivers who commit moving violations and that there should be enforceable penalties for motorists who drive unroadworthy or unlicensed vehicles, are unlicensed drivers or drive under the influence of alcohol. Safety whilst driving begins with your K53 learners; at SALearnersLicense.co.za we promote safe and defensive driving.
Showing posts with label Learners Test Papers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Learners Test Papers. Show all posts
Friday, 6 July 2012
Law enforcement, not speed reduction, will reduce road carnage
Monday, 18 June 2012
Call to ban phones when driving
http://www.bizcommunity.com/Article/196/547/68761.html#Talking while holding a cellphone and driving has been banned for many years because of safety issues, this article says the use of a hands-free option is just as a dangerous. For safe driving license tips and advice go to SALearnersLicense.co.za.
Monday, 9 April 2012
Learners License Skills: Pass Your K53 Leaners
A driver about to make a right turn, according to the
traffic rules of South Africa, must signal that they are about to do so, but only
when they are in the proper lane.. In addition before making the turn, drivers
are obliged to follow all the traffic signs and signals of the junction. Before actually making the turn drivers must
ensure that they have given right of way to pedestrians, emergency vehicles or
any other vehicles that are currently situated on the intersection.
The right turn law is a major constituent of South Africa’s
road traffic laws, and questions regarding them are liable to come up during a LearnersLicense exam.
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