The Arrive Alive website received this request to clarify a traffic sign that a foreign visitor has come across. “The picture of the sign was taken on the road between Knysna and Cape Town going up a long hill. We “assumed” that it meant that there was a minimum speed of 80kph in the inner [...]
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Would you pass your K53 if you had to write the test today? I doubt whether I would pass the theory section if I had to do this without any prior study! The section on traffic signs might prove to be on the tricky side even for the regular driver. You can now test yourself [...]
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Earlier this week we added a response to an enquiry about a specific traffic sign. This was titled “Speed limit and maximum limit weight signs” The enquiry reads: “Just to ask a quick question. When travelling on public road outside an urban area which is not a freeway and approaching an intersection; [...]
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The Arrive Alive website received an email with a request pertaining to temporary speed signs. This request reads: “Is it true that eventhough there are yellow speed limit signs on the Diepkloof construction area marked at “80″, a driver cannot be fined if he/she is above the 80km speed limit (and less [...]
The Arrive Alive website received the following interesting request for assistance: “Just to ask a quick question. When travelling on public road outside an urban area which is not a freeway and approaching an intersection; if there is a speed limit of 100 Km/h on its own post followed shortly after by [...]
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Many of us pass our learners’ license after much studying, and then forget most of the finer detail about traffic signs, parking distances from objects etc. I was recently quite shocked at how much I have forgotten when I paged through the Pass your learners’ book! Earlier [...]
